After Real Madrid's 3-1 victory in the first Champions League quarter-final meeting with Liverpool, goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez posted a picture on Twitter.
Where Real's Marco Asensio celebrated his goal with the win in one picture, and she celebrated in the other with a text that translates to "the same passion".
But the 21-year-old Real Madrid goalkeeper deleted it, according to AS, she was forced to receive many derogatory comments and sexist outbursts.
- It is very cowardly people who stand behind and choose to write these words.
I do not know exactly what was written, but of course it is incredibly wrong.
It is a match we have to take every day, every time a player gets to take part in it, says teammate Kosovare Asllani according to the Football Channel.
"Should not exist in our society"
And more than the Swedish national team star chooses to take a stand and show their support for Rodríguez.
Asensio posted almost the same picture she had removed, with the text "same passion" and with another sentence - "never let anyone or anything stop you from saying what you think".
He was joined by several teammates, and the movement also joined clubs such as Barcelona, Everton and Tottenham.
They shared a picture of their women's and men's teams cheering next to each other.
Asllani believes that support is incredibly important.
- It's the same thing when it comes to racism and how people behave online.
It is at a level that should not exist in our society, it is important that you stand behind her and every time someone gets online hate in that way.
It's not okay, says the national team midfielder.
CLIP: Asllani back in Real's starting eleven - netted live (April 4, 2021)
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Kosovar Asllani gave Real the lead after 18 minutes.
Photo: Bildbyrån