Former cyclist Tony Martin to auction off Olympic medal to raise funds for Ukrainian children
By Ben Church, CNN
Russia Sport News
Russia bans Ukraine President Zelensky's plea for peace interview ahead of talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his country was 'looking for peace without delay' ahead of talks with Putin's government this week - but his interview was quickly banned by Russian media.
'It was a mistake' - Victoria Azarenka retires mid-match at Miami Open after 'extremely stressful few weeks'
Victoria Azarenka has said «it was a mistake» to play at all after she retired mid-match during her third-round match at the Miami Open. The former world No. 1 deleted her social media accounts after she broke down in tears during her third-round match against Elena Rybakina at Indian Wells and she could not complete her match against Linda Fruhvirtova in Miami.
Photo Of Indian Footballers Praying Together Before A Match Wins Internet
India may have lost a friendly football match to Belarus, but the gesture of three Indian footballers is winning the internet. The three footballers are seen praying according to their respective faiths before the start of the match on Saturday.
USA 5 Panama 1 - Report
Christian Pulisic scored a hat trick as the United States thrashed Panama 5-1 on Sunday to all-but guarantee their qualification for the 2022 World Cup.
Premier League urged to open emergency transfer window for stranded Ukrainian players
Stranded Ukrainian players are being denied an escape route from the war by joining English clubs on loan – because the Premier League will not open an emergency transfer window.
Europe 'should crush Putin economically', Slovakia's PM tells FRANCE 24
Speaking at the conclusion of an EU summit that was dominated by the bloc's response to the war in Ukraine, Heger tells Europe Editor Catherine Nicholson why he sees EU unity as strong, despite disagreements over how to respond to Kyiv's bid for EU membership and differences of opinion on when and how to toughen sanctions against Moscow.
England reaping long-term benefits from early blooding of key figure Declan Rice
England’s hard-earned 2-1 win over Switzerland was not an international friendly of two halves but three thirds. The opening hour was all about a blend of the old and the new. It was the wing-back and three-man midfield system of the last Fifa World Cup campaign but, at the same time, with only three players who were part of it four years ago. Others were making their debuts and first international starts of their career.