Spain women's team continues fight for equality after World Cup win marred by federation scandal
- Spain won the Women's World Cup but the victory was overshadowed by a scandal involving the federation president kissing a player.
- The team boycotted playing and forced the resignations of the federation president and coach.
- Record crowds attended the team's first home match since the World Cup win.
- Players have vowed to keep fighting for gender equality and institutional change.
- The federation has pledged reforms, but more action is still needed to address issues raised by the team.
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