Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan supported the players who boycott Spain’s national team.

The two USWNT stars took to Twitter to show their support for the Spanish players, who are protesting the country’s treatment of women’s soccer.

Rapinoe retweeted a thread from Spanish journalist Sara Carbonero, which detailed the reasons behind the boycott. Morgan also retweeted Carbonero’s thread, adding that she stands with the Spanish players.

The boycott comes after the Spanish FA refused to meet with the players to discuss their grievances. The players are also protesting the lack of investment in the women’s game, and the disparity between men’s and women’s wages.

The boycott means that Spain’s women’s team will not be able to compete in this summer’s World Cup.

The women’s national team players have been in a legal battle with the RFEF over what they perceive to be unfair working conditions and a lack of investment in the sport. In an effort to force the federation’s hand, the players announced that they would boycott Spain’s upcoming matches.

Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan, two of the most high-profile players in women’s soccer, have come out in support of the Spanish players. In a joint statement, they said: “We stand in solidarity with the courageous players who are fighting for equal treatment and better conditions.”

Rapinoe and Morgan, who both play for the U.S. Women’s National Team, have been vocal advocates for gender equality in sports. They have been involved in a legal battle of their own with the U.S. Soccer Federation, alleging that they and their teammates are paid less than their male counterparts.

The players’ boycott has put Spain’s participation in the upcoming Women’s World Cup in jeopardy. It remains to be seen whether the RFEF will budge on the issue, but with the support of Rapinoe and Morgan, the players are in a strong position to make their voices heard.