A Brazilian sports journalist was forced to dodge a man who stepped on screen and tried to plant a kiss as she delivered a report – before telling him "this is not right".
Julia Guimarães, a reporter with TV Globo and SporTV in Brazil, was delivering an on-air piece to camera from outside Yekaterinburg Stadium in Russia ahead of the Japan-Senegal clash on Monday when the incident happened.
The man, clad in a blue blazer, can be seen leaning in and attempting to kiss Ms Guimarães’ cheek as she delivers her report.
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But the reporter then rebukes the man.
“Don't do this. Never do this again, OK?” she can be heard saying in the footage.
The man replies: “I'm sorry, sorry, OK, OK!”
She then continues: “I don't allow you to do that, never. OK? This is not polite. This is not right.
“Never do this. Never do this to a woman, OK? Respect.”
The incident comes after female reporters from Sweden and Colombia were harassed by men while reporting on the World Cup.
