Women’s World Cup: the scandal that overshadowed the victory It’s been just over a week since Spain beat England 1-0 in the 2023 Women’s World Cup final - marking the first time Spain’s women’s team have won the World Cup. But for all the history made, the actions of one man - the Spanish FA

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2023 Women's World Cup featured In-Depth Analysis Luis Rubiales RFEF Spanish FA president UK News briefing Women's football

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