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Ella Toone: Spanish FA chief should quit over kissing row

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Ella Toone: Spanish FA chief should quit over kissing row

Ella Toone: Spanish FA chief should quit over kissing row

England Lioness Ella Toone has said despite being heartbroken at losing out in the final of the Women's World Cup, she hoped the team's success would help inspire a new generation of footballers.

The forward also said Spanish FA President Luis Rubiales should quit over the kissing row, adding the incident has overshadowed the final which had been a celebratio of what women's football should be.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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