Luis Rubiales resigns as Spanish FA president over Jenni Hermoso kiss
Luis Rubiales has announced he has resigned as Spanish football federation president following the controversy over him kissing Jenni Hermoso.
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Rubiales to resign from role as Spanish FA president
Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales has said he is to resign from the role following the controversy over him kissing Jenni Hermoso.
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Early bird catches worm as Norrman nabs Irish Open
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