Spain's head coach Jorge Vilda under scrutiny after video surfaces of him touching female staffer's breast

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More controversy surrounds Spain's women’s soccer team after it won its first-ever Women’s World Cup Sunday. 

Footage has emerged showing Spain’s head coach Jorge Vilda appearing to grab a female staffer’s breast as the team celebrated Olga Carmona’s World Cup-winning goal in the first half of the final against England. 

The world camera feed cut away from the coaches and staff celebrating the goal, but different footage showed Vilda move his hand from the shoulder of the female staffer to her breast while he looked onto the field. 

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Coach Jorge Vilda of Spain celebrates with his gold medal during the award ceremony after the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 final match between against England at Stadium Australia Aug. 20, 2023, in Sydney, Australia. (Zhizhao Wu/Getty Images)

It’s unknown if the contact by Vilda was intentional, but many on social media are outraged considering what just happened with Spanish soccer federation President Luis Rubiales. 

Rubiales was ridiculed for kissing Spanish player Jenni Hermoso on the lips, grasping her head with both hands in the process, during the World Cup Final ceremony following Spain’s victory. 

Rubiales has since apologized. 

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"I made a mistake, for sure," Rubiales said about the kiss and his reaction, per ESPN. 

"I have to accept it. In a moment of such emotion, without any bad intention or bad faith, what happened, happened, in a very spontaneous way. [There was] no bad faith from either side."

Hermoso initially said she did not like the