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Bayern Munich’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring the opening goal during the UEFA Champions League quarter-final, second leg football match FC Bayern Munich v FC Villarreal in Munich, southern Germany on April 12, 2022. (Photo by CHRISTOF STACHE / AFP)
Piers Morgan has taken aim at 'embarrassing' Thomas Tuchel after the German boss slammed the actions of the referee in Chelsea's Champions League exit.
Volodymyr Zelensky: Russia is trying to create ‘pseudo-republic’ in southern Ukraine
One of the world's most revered tennis players, Roger Federer surprised everyone when he turned up for a hilarious advertisement campaign that also featured Oscar winner Anne Hathaway. While the ad is an attempt to popularize Switzerland as a country, Federer and Hathaway impressed their audience with some fabulous on-screen chemistry that made everyone chuckle. In the ad, both personalities are scheduled to review the ad which apparently should involve them as well. However, both were left disappointed as they were edited out of most of the important clips.
Bayern Munich chief Oliver Kahn insists Robert Lewandowski will still be at the club next term despite talk persisting about the Pole's exit.
The Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers are set to be held this week as 14 teams look to book a place at the Finals in November.
Volodymyr Zelensky: Russia is trying to create ‘pseudo-republic’ in southern Ukraine
Dynamo Kyiv, Ukraine's most successful football club, began a tour of Europe to help raise funds for the war-torn country with a friendly against Legia Warsaw in Poland on Tuesday. The Ukrainian league did not resume after the winter break and has been put on hold indefinitely following the invasion by Russia on February 24. Players from both clubs, draped in Ukrainian flags, observed a minute's silence before kick-off for the victims of the conflict. The game was attended by a crowd upwards of 20,000, with a huge "Stop the War" banner displayed across one end of the ground. Other signs read "Stop Russia Now".