The English front Alessia Russo hopes that the Luis Rubiles trial will bring about “change” and repeated the solidarity of their part with the women’s team of Spain.
Last week, Audiencia Nacional Court imposed an 18-month penalty to pass on Former Spanish President of the Federation Rubiles, which was guilty of Sexual Assault Hermoso during the Medal Ceremony after the World Celebration Finals in England- In 2023.
The parties face each other on Wednesday, for the first time, because Spain triumphed at that Sydney final, and England now became world champions in the second meeting of their new League nations after drawing 1-1 with Portugal on Friday night.
“We stood in solidarity with them from the moment it started,” Russo said. “It’s really a shame that they had to go through this, but hopefully it will change that progresses.
“It’s a testament to players who are so brave to speak, but also to continue to perform at the level that they are. I have (Arsenal) Team-friend who went through it and did so much classes through all that.
“We stand with them and we will support them. We are all through the process. I know it was hard on team shots I played with them and fantastic girls.
“I think it’s a real embarrassment through what they went through, but they went through everything and never let their football standards slip, so massively respect all of them.”
Rubiles kissed Spain forward Hermoso without her consent after the team’s victory at the Tournament 2023. years.
The decision against Rubers also prohibits him to go around 200 meters of Hermoso or communicates with her, for one year.
He also appealed his three-year ban from football, which rejected the Sports Arbitration Court.
Rubiles was exempted allegedly trying to force Hermoso to say that the kiss was agreed.
Former Spanish representative coach Jorge Vilda was also not found guilty of coercions together with other members of the Spanish Federation staff, Albert Lukue and Ruben Rivera.
Hermoso and Rubiles are also reported to be appealed against the verdict.
Since their world chef is Triumph v. England, Spain qualified for the Olympic Games and returned from two goals last week to win Belgium 3-2 in the second half in the opening of the nation.
“He says how great they are,” said the English boss Sarina Viegman. “First of all that Spain has only a very good team, but it also says that they show resilience and that they are so brave.
“Today, we talk about it again, I think we have to talk about it, unfortunately, and we have to constantly tell the world to stand in solidarity with them and we hope it will change that.
“And I think it just changed, but now we want to talk and play the game tomorrow here in Vembley.”