Spain captain apologizes ahead of Women’s World Cup after players made a video that appeared to mock the haka
The captain of the Spanish women's national team issued a public apology Monday after the soccer team faced massive backlash over a video posted last week showing four players apparently mocking a traditional dance of New Zealand's indigenous people. Ivana Andres, 29, read a statement at a welcoming ceremony in the North Island town of Palmerston North to address the controversy that followed a video showing some members of her Women's World Cup squad laughing as they attempted the traditional haka. Ivana Andres looks on during the women's international friendly match between Spain and China at Palladium Can Misses on…
