Barca's Leon accused of 'violating privacy' of opponent

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  Barca’s Mapi Leon denies inappropriately touching rival and asking her ‘do you have a d---?’

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• Barça's León accused of 'violating' rival's 'intimacy'

  Espanyol have expressed their "total condemnation" of an "unacceptable" incident in which Barcelona's Mapi León appeared to touch their player Daniela Caracas in the crotch area during Sunday's ...
  
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  Barcelona’s Mapi León accused of ‘violating intimacy’ of opponent

  Defender denies touching rival’s ‘private parts’ Espanyol offering legal services to Daniela Caracas Espanyol have expressed their “complete discontent and condemnation” of an “unacceptable” ...
  
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  Espanyol condemn Barcelona's Mapi Leon for 'unacceptable' gesture in incident with Daniela Caracas

  The incident happened during the first half of Barcelona's win over Espanyol on Sunday
  
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  Hamas accuses Israel of ceasefire violations, says it will delay next hostage release

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• Hamas delays next hostage release, accusing Israel of violating ceasefire

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  Sevilla vs. Barcelona score, highlights: Robert Lewandowski stars as Barca stay in La Liga title race

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