The report, which appeared on website Globo Esporte, said members of the Spain squad had invited women back to their rooms following the opening 2-1 win over Uruguay in Recife on June 16. <img alt=" Sergio Ramos" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jun/Sergio-Ramos.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 632px;" /> u00a0Sergio Ramos Reports subsequently emerged that some of Spain&rsquo;s players had been robbed, and in a statement released on Monday, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) confirmed the allegations, but rubbished the reports of the party. The RFEF alleged that &ldquo;six players of the national team were the object of a burglary in the team hotel&rdquo; in Recife and said it &ldquo;denies completely&rdquo; the allegations against Spain&rsquo;s players. Spain reported the thefts to the police, but the hotel denied the claims of a burglary. Speaking at a press conference, Ramos urged world governing body FIFA to take action against those responsible for the party story.u00a0&ldquo;The federation has released a statement. We&rsquo;d like FIFA to denounce the liar who&rsquo;s trying to make a name for himself on the back of a generation of players who&rsquo;ve shown that they are the best team of the last few years,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;You can&rsquo;t play with the reputation of a country like Spain, which has a very clean image, and you can&rsquo;t play with the families, fiancees and children that we might have. &ldquo;Calling all that into question by inventing a story like that is very serious. We hope that the law puts them in their place and that we&rsquo;re left to pursue our own path.&rdquo; Ramos dismissed suggestions that the report about the party was a ploy by the Brazilian media to destabilise Spain, favourites to face Brazil in the final on Sunday. &ldquo;I don&#39;t know if it&rsquo;s a strategy from them, but the national team are not going to be destabilised by stories of no importance,&rdquo; he said. u00a0

Spain defender Sergio Ramos yesterday urged FIFA to denounce the Brazilian journalist who claimed that the world champions had played strip-poker during an alcohol-fuelled party at the Confederations Cup.

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