Spanish FA president's kiss on Jennifer Hermoso after Women's World Cup victory sparks controversy

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Luis Rubiales, the president of Spain's FA, caused outrage when he kissed player Jennifer Hermoso on the lips during their Women's World Cup celebration.

Spain stunned the world on Sunday when they defeated England to win their firstjoined La Roja

The exchange prompted outrage on X, the company formerly known as Twitter. Hermoso was later asked about it on Spain’s La 1.A smiling Jennifer Hermoso of Spain with the FIFA Women's World Cup winners' trophy after the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Final match between Spain and England at Stadium Australia on August 20, 2023, in Sydney, Australia.Hermoso later told Cadena COPE the gesture was"no big deal.

Spain’s win was a culmination of everything they’ve been through over the course of the year. There was friction within the women’s team against coach Jorge Vilda.signed a letter complaining about Vilda back in September and the conditions for the national team. Players insisted they didn’t want Vilda’s dismissal."It is often said that it takes a little time to realize an achievement like this, but I am perfectly aware," Rubiales said.

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