German soccer club Schalke 04 cancels partnership with Gazprom
BERLIN : German soccer club Schalke 04 said it was cancelling its partnership with Gazprom ahead of schedule.
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Badminton: BWF cancels events in Russia, Belarus
Badminton's world governing body (BWF) has cancelled all sanctioned tournaments in Russia and Belarus, it said on Monday (Feb 28), following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
How to get tickets for Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium
Tyson Fury's belts will be on the line for the second time when he steps into the ring with fellow British heavyweight Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium this coming April.
Polish FA slam 'unacceptable' FIFA decision as Aston Villa's Matty Cash awaits update
The Polish FA have announced they will not play any fixture against a Russian side after FIFA stopped short of kicking the country out of World Cup qualifying.
Gary Neville goes on another Roman Abramovich rant as he slams Chelsea trustee "rubbish"
Martyn Ford floors Iranian Hulk during face-off
Conor McGregor unsure about weight for UFC return after bulking up to 190lb
Martyn Ford floors Iranian Hulk during face-off
Russia invades Ukraine: Why Vladimir Putin chose war
Small-arms fire and explosions were heard in Kyiv's northern district of Obolonsky, as what appeared to be an advance party of Russia's invasion force left a trail of destruction. Ukrainian officials also said on Friday that radiation levels had increased in the Chernobyl exclusion zone and warned that the capture of the plant by Russian soldiers could have "terrible consequences". There was also a raft of sanctions in the cultural and sporting worlds, with UEFA deciding that Paris will host this season's Champions League final instead of Saint Petersburg.
International Judo Federation suspends Putin’s Honorary Chairmanship
TOKYO: The International Judo Federation (IJF) decided on Sunday in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine to suspend the status of IJF Honorary Chairman and Goodwill Ambassadorship previously granted to Russian President Vladimir Putin.