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1dSam Marsden

Spain's World Cup winners take the field again, defiant and unbowed

After a month of scrutiny, stress and pain, Spain took the field again to celebrate their World Cup win and begin their quest for next summer's Olympics. There were 15,000 in attendance, but their support extends well beyond home.

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1dReuters

Vilda added to Rubiales probe for alleged coercion

Former Spain women's national team coach Jorge Vilda has been summoned to appear before a judge in the probe involving former federation president Luis Rubiales.

Spain players talk of 'stress and anxiety' caused by Rubiales incident (0:59)
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3dSam Marsden and Moises Llorens

Putellas to testify Oct. 2 in Rubiales case

Spain players Alexia Putellas, Irene Paredes and Misa Rodríguez have been called as witnesses in the case against former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales, judicial sources have confirmed to EFE.

Putellas demands 'zero tolerance' for abuse (1:40)
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Bright on pay agreement with England: 'We want to be world leaders!' (0:51)
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8dReuters

Spain players end boycott after FA vows change

Spain's World Cup winning-squad agreed to end their boycott of the national team on Wednesday after the country's football federation (RFEF) said it would make "immediate and profound changes", including reshuffling its top management.

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9dReuters

GK Earps wins England women's POTY award

Goalkeeper Mary Earps was voted England's Women's Player of the Year on Tuesday, finishing ahead of defenders Lucy Bronze and Alex Greenwood in the voting.

Spain players arrive at hotel despite boycott (0:48)
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9dReuters

Irish player slams ex-coach Pauw for WWC prep

Ireland defender Diane Caldwell said her team reached the Women's World Cup "in spite" of their former coach Vera Pauw.

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Spain call up WWC winners but boycott remains

Spain women's national team players said on Monday they were caught by surprise by the call-up for the squad by new coach Montse Tomé because they are not planning to end the boycott until their demands for change at the Spanish soccer federation are met.

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13dAlex Kirkland and Rodrigo Faez

Hermoso granted restraining order from Rubiales

Spain's High Court on Friday imposed a restraining order to prevent former football federation chief Luis Rubiales from coming within 200 metres of Jenni Hermoso.

'We are here to stay!' - Putellas calls for courage in fight against discrimination (1:03)
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14dSam Marsden and Moises Llorens

Putellas talks fighting for change beyond football

Alexia Putellas has said Spain's footballers are fighting for changes beyond just football as the fallout to Luis Rubiales' behaviour after last month's World Cup final continues.

Man Utd face 'difficult situation' in keeping Mary Earps (1:44)
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16dSam Marsden

Rubiales summoned to testify in Spain court

Former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales has been summoned to testify at Spain's National Court on Friday on charges of sexual assault and coercion.

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UEFA thanks ex-VP Rubiales at women's forum

UEFA hosted a storied group of women players and coaches for a conference Monday to help shape a brighter future for their game and, when it was over, issued a statement thanking its embattled former VP Luis Rubiales.

Why did Luis Rubiales take three weeks to resign? (1:14)
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Hermoso honoured on her return to Pachuca (1:09)
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18dSam Marsden and Moises Llorens

Spain's soccer president resigns amid kiss fallout

Luis Rubiales faces charges of sexual assault and coercion for his conduct after last month's Women's World Cup final, which Spain won 1-0 against England.

WWC Ladder

Group AGPWDLGDP
Switzerland3120+25
Norway3111+54
New Zealand311104
Philippines3102-73
Group BGPWDLGDP
Australia3201+46
Nigeria3120+15
Canada3111-34
Republic of Ireland3012-21
Group CGPWDLGDP
Japan3300+119
Spain3201+46
Zambia3102-83
Costa Rica3003-70
Group DGPWDLGDP
England3300+79
Denmark3201+26
China3102-53
Haiti3003-40
Group EGPWDLGDP
Netherlands3210+87
United States3120+35
Portugal3111+14
Vietnam3003-120
Group FGPWDLGDP
France3210+47
Jamaica3120+15
Brazil3111+34
Panama3003-80
Group GGPWDLGDP
Sweden3300+89
South Africa311104
Italy3102-53
Argentina3012-31
Group HGPWDLGDP
Colombia3201+26
Morocco3201-46
Germany3111+54
South Korea3012-31