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"I'm Ready": Sheriff Tiraspol Coach Yuriy Vernydub Goes Home To Ukraine To Fight
Sheriff Tiraspol coach Yuriy Vernydub pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history by beating Real Madrid -- months later he is shouldering arms in defence of his native Ukraine against the Russian invasion. The 56-year-old told the BBC he did not hesitate in returning home once his son informed him last week that Russian President Vladimir Putin had launched military action. "My son called me at 4:30am and he told me the Russians attacked us. I knew then that I would return to Ukraine to fight," he said.
Sheriff Tiraspol coach Vernydub has gone home to fight for Ukraine: BBC
PARIS: Sheriff Tiraspol coach Yuriy Vernydub pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history by beating Real Madrid - months later he is shouldering arms in defence of his native Ukraine against the Russian invasion.
"Cuando le ganamos al Real Madrid no podía imaginar esto"
El 28 de septiembre, Yuriy Vernydub saltaba en la banda del Santiago Bernabéu. Celebraba un trallazo tremendo de Thill que, en el 88', convirtió el Santiago Bernabéu en la fiesta del Sheriff.. Casi seis meses después, el jueves 24 de febrero, Vernydub se preparaba en Braga para defender la renta de la ida y seguir vivos en la Europa League. Quedaron terceros en la máxima competición continental y el premio fue su hermana menor. El Sporting remontaría y el Sheriff pondría fin a su aventura europea. Pero ese no fue el evento que marcó el día de Vernydub, sino una llamada telefónica.