New Northern Ireland Women's manager Tanya Oxtoby has been speaking about the kiss that shook the world of football
New Northern Ireland manager Tanya Oxtoby says she felt "uncomfortable" watching the Luis Rubiales kiss controversy that has rocked the world of football.
Oxtoby, speaking during her first press conference on Friday, says the global reaction highlights how the incident shook the world of football. Oxtoby hopes the recent commentary and discussion surrounding the controversy can be the catalyst for some "systemic change" in football, and society. "I hope for the players' sake they get the support they need to continue being the best version of themselves on the pitch."
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