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Chelsea have removed their request for their FA Cup quarter-final game at Middlesbrough to be played behind closed doors, the FA said on Tuesday. Chelsea had made the request to the FA board for reasons of "sporting integrity" because they are unable to sell tickets due to restrictions imposed by a British government licence.
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Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea will not make "excuses" despite severe restrictions placed on the club as a result of UK sanctions targeting Russian owner Roman Abramovich. The Premier League club are operating under a special licence after the British government last week froze the assets of Abramovich as part of a set of punitive measures following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The licence is designed to prevent Chelsea and by extension billionaire Abramovich -- described by the government as part of Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle -- from generating new revenue.
Chelsea have asked for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final game at Middlesbrough to be played behind closed doors for "sporting integrity" because they are unable to sell tickets due to restrictions imposed by a British government licence. Chelsea, who have made the request to the FA board, are dealing with government restrictions on their operations after sanctions were imposed on their Russian owner Roman Abramovich.
Chelsea have urged the Football Association to move Saturday's FA Cup quarterfinal at Middlesbrough (stream LIVE at 1:10 p.m. ET on ESPN+ in the U.S.) behind closed doors on grounds of «sporting integrity» after they were denied the chance to sell tickets to away fans.
LONDON: Chelsea have asked for Saturday's (Mar 19) FA Cup quarter-final game at Middlesbrough to be played behind closed doors for "sporting integrity" because they are unable to sell tickets due to restrictions imposed by a British government licence.
Chelsea want Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final at Middlesbrough played behind closed doors after the Government blocked the Blues from selling tickets for the Riverside clash.
Chelsea have asked for Middlesbrough supporters to be excluded from the Riverside for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final clash between the two sides.