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Of all the deadly strikes carried out by Russia so far: the bombing of a maternity hospital in Mariupol earlier this week has perhaps sparked the most international outrage, as well as charges of a possible war crime. At least three people, including a child, were killed in the attack.
West Ham’s Ukraine international Andriy Yarmolenko was overcome with emotion after scoring in the 2-1 Premier League win over Aston Villa, after saying all he can think about is “the Russian army is killing Ukrainian people.” The forward was in tears after he came off the bench to score the opening goal in his first appearance for the club since Moscow began its invasion. Ad/> Yarmolenko received a standing ovation from both sets of supporters when he was introduced in the second half at the London Stadium and after putting his side ahead, all of his team-mates embraced him.
Serbia will replace Russia in the Davis Cup and Australia will replace them in the Billie Jean King Cup, governing body the International Tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed.
Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has ruled out jumping ship before the end of the season and says there is “no doubt” he will stay with the European champions for the rest of the campaign. There is speculation Manchester United may look to capitalise on uncertainty at the west London club by trying to lure the German to Old Trafford this summer. Ad/> Tuchel is contracted to Chelsea for the next two years, but that was signed before the Premier League side were thrown into turmoil with the sanctioning of their billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich.
MONDAY’S BIG STORIES Last days of the Roman empire Ad/> With two away games and an international break on the way, Chelsea are not back playing at Stamford Bridge until a meeting with Brentford on April 2, and so yesterday’s narrow 1-0 win over Newcastle could well be their final ever home game of the Roman Abramovich era. Premier League'I will drive a seven-seater' — Tuchel on restrictions trouble16 HOURS AGO His “Roman empire” banner was still up, but whether that remains the case in three weeks’ time remains to be seen, and heaven only knows where the Russian was – his current location is reportedly unknown – and if he was even watching as Chelsea played under the most bizarre of circumstances: still donning sponsors who want their logos removed from the shirts, the club shop outside closed, tickets unavailable to buy, and the club’s credit account reportedly frozen too.
Thomas Tuchel insisted he will stay at Chelsea "until the end of the season", but the Blues boss wouldn't commit his future to the troubled club beyond that point.
By Jack Bantock, CNN