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The Ministry of Youth and Sports proposes to provide for the possibility of depriving the All-Ukrainian sports federation of the national status in case its athletes participate in international sports competitions in which athletes from Russia and Belarus take part.
The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) recommendation to let Russian and Belarusian athletes return to international competition is painful, three-times hammer throw champion Anita Wlodarczyk said on Monday, hoping the decision would change.
Pep Clotet has managed teams in several countries in a career spanning 22 years and the Spanish coach said he has no qualms about his move to Russian side Torpedo Moscow despite the country being isolated due to its invasion of Ukraine.
Russian athletes are set to compete again in taekwondo at next month's world championships, the sport's governing body said Monday.
Russian athletes are set to compete in taekwondo at next month's world championships, the sport’s governing body said on Monday.
Chelsea's new owners have been quick to try and put their stamp on the club, but the Blues hot seat remains one of the most precarious in football as Graham Potter was sacked as manager on Sunday.
Saying Saudi Arabia has a big hole to fill after the sudden departure of Herve Renard might just be the biggest understatement of the year, and we are only in April.
Chelsea's new owners have been quick to try and put their stamp on the club, but the Blues hot seat remains one of the most precarious in football as Graham Potter was sacked as manager on Sunday. Potter lasted just seven months in the job as the Englishman paid the price for slipping to 11th in the Premier League table. That was not the return the club's American ownership group was expecting after investing over £500 million ($616 million) in new players in their first season in charge, on top of the £2.5 billion they paid for the club.