The Luis Aragonés Hall brought together representatives of disciplinary bodies from all over Spain for a training and knowledge exchange meeting covering the latest developments in disciplinary matters in sport.

Victims of this scourge are calling on society, within the framework of football, not to let up in their efforts to combating this issue. The national team’s match in Córdoba is part of the RFEF campaign to support these women.

• Montse Tomé, along with male and female referees, raise pink flags at the Ciudad del Fútbol
• The referees display pink cards to raise awareness for the cause, whose International Day is celebrated this Saturday
• “Pink is more than a colour”, the motto of the Cancer Association, with whom the Federation collaborates in this fight

It will take place this Friday, 18 October, at the Ciudad del Fútbol, and is aimed at committee members, disciplinary judges and instructors.

The vice-president of the RFEF, María Ángeles García Chaves, presented the institutional representatives with commemorative gifts.

The RFEF dedicates its Executive Box 0 to highlight social causes such as female victims of this scourge, some of whom will attend the match to speak out against this reality.

The Enrique Roca stadium's entrance hall hosted the ceremonial exchange of commemorative gifts prior to the Spain-Denmark match.

This 12 October, the RFEF and Parques Reunidos are offering you a 40% discount on your tickets if you wear the Spain jersey

The RFEF extends this new measure, which has already been implemented in the main showpiece events, to the cup draws, as part of its commitment to making football more accessible to everyone by eliminating barriers.