Summary:
The Spanish Women's Football League has re-elected a woman who was forced off the pitch after being hit straight in the face.

Full article:
A female referee was knocked to the ground after being hit square in the face from a free-kick during a game in Argentina last weekend. Salome Di Lorio was refereeing a match between lower league sides Liniers and Centro Espanol when the incident occurred and forced her off the pitch. Di Lorio had just blown for a free-kick when the ball hit her straight in the face - with players from both sides and medical staff rushing to her aid. Referee Salome Di Lorio feels the full force of the ball after being hit straight in the face from a free-kick . The players are worried for the safety of Di Lorio after she is knocked to the floor from the free-kick . Onlookers check to see if the referee is ok after the nasty blow to the face . She immediately regained her senses and stood up but was understandably unable to continue refereeing the match. Di Lorio was  taken to hospital as a precaution following the incident, but thankfully suffered no long-term damage. Di Lorio, 34, also works as a lawyer. She refereed the 2009 final of the women's Copa Libertadores and was one of the officials during the women's tournament at the 2012 London Olympics.