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England vs Spain: Women’s Euro 2025 final – teams, start, lineups

Spain’s women battled sexism and indifference. Now the world champions are eyeing Euro 2025 title against England.

Al Jazeera

‘Out of control’: Spain players open up on Rubiales in poignant documentary

The new Netflix programme shows how a controlling environment created factions in the team and how the problems predated Jorge Vilda

The Guardian - UK

Luis Rubiales is just the latest crisis in Spanish FA’s dark history

The Spain players’ complaints about Rubiales and manager Jorge Vilda echo disturbing events under the previous regime in what is a deep-rooted problem in the Spanish Football Federation, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

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One man’s kiss, yes, but Luis Rubiales scandal only highlights a wider problem

Column: Spanish football’s disgrace exposes deep-rooted misogyny

Evening Standard

Luis Rubiales is just the latest crisis in Spanish FA’s dark history

The Spain players’ complaints about Rubiales and manager Jorge Vilda echo disturbing events under the previous regime in what is a deep-rooted problem in the Spanish Football Federation

The Independent UK

#MeToo exposed the abuse of women in Spain. It took football and #SeAcabó to spark a revolution

The furore over Jenni Hermoso enduring that unwanted kiss has opened eyes to misogyny as never before, says writer Maria Ramírez

The Guardian - UK

A revolution 40 years in the making: how the Spanish women’s team fought back

Row between Luis Rubiales and the players has shone a harsh spotlight on the dysfunctional dynamics behind the scenes

The Guardian - UK

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Luis Rubiales’ actions are not abnormal, they are symptomatic of the system

Spanish Football Federation president’s actions after the Women’s World Cup final were grotesque but all too familiar

The Guardian - UK

Spain, France, Canada: What World Cup player boycotts reveal about the paradox of power in women's football

Despite the rapid growth of women's football, where players have more power than ever, they must still sacrifice their careers in order to create long-lasting change.

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