The Spanish soccer federation has referred to as an "extraordinary and urgent" assembly over the Women’s World Cup kissing row.
Luis Rubiales, 46, has refused to step down from his function because the federation's president however has been suspended by FIFA after he kissed ladies's crew participant Jenni Hermoso, 33, on the lips after Spain's 1-0 win in opposition to England final Sunday.
He was broadly anticipated to resign at a gathering on Friday however as an alternative made a defiant speech, claiming he was the sufferer of a witch-hunt by "false feminists" and saying the kiss was consensual.
Spain's ladies's crew coach Jorge Vilda described the crisis as "a real nonsense" that has "tarnished a well-deserved victory" for the gamers and the nation.
The Spanish federation's interim president Pedro Rocha has referred to as the assembly on Monday "to evaluate the situation in which the federation finds itself" and take a look at "the decisions or actions to be taken," a spokesman stated on Sunday.
An inside investigation has additionally been launched after the federation's sexual violence protocol was activated.
Maria Dolores Martinez Madrona, the protocol's safety delegate who's conducting the investigation, stated in a press release "we demand the utmost respect for the right to privacy and dignity of every person involved".
Hermoso has stated that "in no moment" did she consent to the kiss.
On Saturday, she appeared amongst spectators on the Women's Cup ultimate between Atletico Madrid and AC Milan - and was applauded by the group.
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Players on the match held a banner studying: "With you Jennifer Hermoso".
Spain's World Cup successful squad has refused to play any additional video games till the "federation leadership is removed", whereas eleven teaching and technical employees throughout Spanish soccer have resigned.
Mr Vilda, who has been an ally of Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales since he was backed by the Spanish soccer federation after 15 Spanish gamers pulled out of the squad late final 12 months in row over their emotional and bodily wellbeing, has not stepped down.
But he instructed Spanish sports activities website La Marca that Spain's victory has been "harmed" by his "inappropriate behaviour".
"The events that have taken place since Spain won the Women's World Cup for the first time in its history and to this day have been a real nonsense and have generated an unprecedented situation, tarnishing a well-deserved victory for our players and our country," he stated.
Both he and the boys's nationwide crew supervisor Luis de La Fuente have been seen applauding Mr Rubiales on Friday earlier than condemning him in separate statements the next day.
'Totally unacceptable'
Men's groups, together with Cadiz and Sevilla, made public showings of help for Hermoso earlier than enjoying video games at their residence stadiums, whereas Real Madrid, Barcelona and different golf equipment issued statements criticizing Rubiales and backing the federal government's transfer to oust him.
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández condemned Mr Rubiales' behaviour throughout a pre-match media convention, calling it "totally unacceptable."
Victor Francos Diaz, president of the Spanish authorities's High Council of Sport (CSD), stated it "respects the decision" of FIFA to droop Mr Rubiales for 90 days, pending the end result of disciplinary proceedings.
Mr Francos beforehand stated that though Mr Rubiales cannot be sacked by the federal government, the sports activities council will use a authorized process in a sports activities tribunal.
Spanish soccer's 'Me Too' second?
"We want this to be a 'Me Too' of Spanish soccer," he added.
In the model of occasions Mr Rubiales gave in his speech on Friday, he stated Hermoso had lifted him up in celebration and he requested her for "a little kiss?" and she or he stated sure.
"The kiss was the same I could give one of my daughters," he claimed, accusing her of "lying" about her lack of consent.
Before the kiss, Mr Rubiales grabbed his crotch in a lewd victory gesture from the part of dignitaries on the stadium, with Spain's Queen Letizia and the 16-year-old Princess Infanta Sofia standing close by.
But the Spanish FA has thus far stood by its president and threatened legal action to defend him.
Meanwhile individuals have been gathering outdoors the Spanish Soccer Federation in Madrid to protest, with some carrying banners and holding up pink playing cards.
Gender points have develop into a outstanding matter in Spain in recent times with tens of hundreds of girls collaborating in avenue marches protesting sexual abuse and violence.
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