Women's Soccer Players in Spain Strike Over Pay Dispute

The women's players are demanding a minimum salary increase from €16,000 to €30,000 over three years.
The league proposed raising the minimum salary to €25,000 over three years, which the players rejected.
The strike will impact the first two weekends of the new season starting September 9.
It comes amid controversy over the head of the Spanish soccer federation kissing a player without consent.
The minimum salary for women is far below the €182,000 minimum in the men's La Liga.