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Spanish FA accuses player of lying as it wages 'all-out war' over World Cup kiss
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August 26, 2023
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5:06Now PlayingThe Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales has used his federation to accuse World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso of lying by saying she did not consent to being kissed by him.
An "extraordinary" statement has been released showing "what looks like fake photos", Spanish football commentator, Semra Hunter, has told Sky News.
She says the football federation has launched an "all-out war" between Jenni Hermoso and the team's union.
Players from Spain's World Cup winning team are refusing to play games for their country until Rubiales is removed from his job.
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