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By Issy Ronald, CNN
Saint Petersburg Sport News
Chelsea gets Real Madrid in Champions League quarterfinals
NYON, Switzerland: Defending champion Chelsea was drawn Friday to play record 13-time European champion Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals. The first pairing drawn at UEFA headquarters sent Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti back to the London club where he won a league and cup double a year before being fired by then-owner Roman Abramovich. Abramovich, a Russian billionaire with ties to Vladimir Putin, gave up control of the club before having his assets in Britain frozen this month in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Tennis star Elena Rybakina "lost four kilos" during severe case of Covid-19
Elena Rybakina has revealed the extent of her symptoms after she tested positive for Covid-19 in February and admitted she did not expect it to affect her as much as it did.
Liverpool already proven right over £50m transfer plunge taken by Arsenal
In the summer of 2020, Liverpool were in need of a centre-back. The club had recently sold Dejan Lovren to Zenit St. Petersburg for around £11m according to reports, which left Jurgen Klopp with just three options in the heart of his defence.
Pundit backs West Ham to complete 'massive' Dejan Lovren signing
Former Premier League striker Kevin Phillips has backed West Ham to complete the ‘massive’ capture of Dejan Lovren.
Russia Captain Artem Dzyuba Left Out Of Squad Over Ukraine Conflict
Russian captain Artem Dzyuba has asked to be left out of the squad for friendly matches later this month because of the "difficult situation in Ukraine", coach Valery Karpin said on Tuesday.
Former Rangers striker Oleg Salenko lets rip over Russian 'propaganda' as he opens up on life in Kyiv
Former Rangers striker Oleg Salenko has hit out at the Russian government as he vows not to leave besieged Kyiv.
How are sanctions impacting everyday life in Russia?
The symbolic shuttering of McDonald's in Russia captured headlines this week because it was one of the first Western brands to open with the writing on the wall for the Soviet Union.