Former Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales was found guilty of sexually assaulting player Jenni Hermoso by kissing her without consent after the 2023 Women’s World Cup final, resulting in a fine of over €10,000 but acquittal on a coercion charge. Despite Rubiales claiming Hermoso consented to the kiss, the court ruled in favor of Hermoso, banning Rubiales from contacting her for a year and setting a daily fine over an 18-month period. This case sparked a debate on sexism in women’s football and society, with the ruling seen as a significant step in defending women’s rights and promoting a sport free of abuse and inequality.
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5 pivotal questions (and predictions) for key AFC teams
Yahoo Sports' Matt Harmon poses five pivotal questions for key AFC teams. For the New England Patriots, the focus is on surrounding new quarterback Drake Maye with a strong support system, with a prediction that they will prioritize bolstering the offensive line over the receiving corps. The Jacksonville Jaguars are evaluating which previous 'playmakers' will stay, with expectations that Christian Kirk and Evan Engram may not remain on the roster. The Denver Broncos are expected...
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