Former Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales is facing trial for sexual assault after forcibly kissing star player Jennifer Hermoso at the Women’s World Cup medal ceremony. The National Court's decision follows a judge's ruling that the kiss was nonconsensual and within the bounds of sexual intimacy. Prosecutors seek two and a half years in prison for Rubiales, who is also accused of coercion. This case has sparked a public reckoning about sexism and power imbalances in Spanish soccer. Rubiales resigned from his positions after a restraining order and a ban from FIFA. He also faces other allegations, including corruption and money laundering. Rubiales denies any wrongdoing and has been released on bail.