Russian Premier League increases limit on foreign players
Russia will increase the limit on the number of foreign players who can be in the squads of Russian Premier League clubs next season, the head of the Russian Football Union said on Tuesday.
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Shapovalov finds fault with both Wimbledon and ATP decisions
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Champions League final ball to be auctioned for UN refugee body
DUBAI: The ball used in Saturday’s Champions League soccer final between Liverpool and Real Madrid will be auctioned after the game with the proceeds going to the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), ball maker adidas said on Tuesday. The German sportswear company said the white and silver panelled ball will be inscribed with the word ‘peace’ in English and Cyrillic script and would not be on sale to the public.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Monday that between 50 to 100 Ukrainians are dying each day as Russia fights to gain control of the eastern Donbas region.
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UK government look set to approve Chelsea sale
Britain is set to approve the sale of Chelsea to a consortium led by Los Angeles Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly, after owner Roman Abramovich gave assurances over the deal.
Tennis-With no ranking points, Henman hopes Wimbledon prestige will lure players
(Reuters) - Wimbledon may have been stripped of its ranking points by the ATP and WTA Tours over excluding players from Russia and Belarus but that should not stop players competing at the tournament, former British number one Tim Henman has said.
With no ranking points, Henman hopes Wimbledon prestige will lure players
Wimbledon may have been stripped of its ranking points by the ATP and WTA Tours over excluding players from Russia and Belarus but that should not stop players competing at the tournament, former British number one Tim Henman has said.