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DOHA: A World Cup like no other in its 92-year history will take shape this week at an unprecedented tournament draw. When FIFA and host nation Qatar stage the draw ceremony show Friday, three of the 32 entries will be placeholders because the three-year qualifying program was delayed and is still ongoing. A once-in-a-century global health crisis and the war in Ukraine made sure of that.
The bidding process to buy Chelsea football club could descend into farce with rival groups furious with what they perceive to be preferential treatment towards the Ricketts family’s bid, according to reports.
Everton star Vitali Mykolenko has revealed the kind gesture Donny van de Beek has made to him amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Poland and the Czech Republic have refused to attend a defence ministers' meeting in Hungary over Budapest's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Two sisters from Ukraine have praised a "miracle" family from Yorkshire who opened up their home and welcomed them in.
Kazakhstan expressed its inability to stage the event, citing organisational issues because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The championships will be held at the Yamuna Sports Complex in Delhi. Confirming the development, Archery Association of India secretary general Pramod Chadurkar told PTI: "The tournament will now be held at the Yamuna Sports Complex, New Delhi.
Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston maintains sanctions on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich must mean that it cannot be “business as usual” at Stamford Bridge.
British Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston maintains sanctions on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich must mean that it cannot be "business as usual" at Stamford Bridge.