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Chelsea bidder Broughton says his group has global backing
LONDON : Former British Airways chairman Martin Broughton said his consortium bidding for English Premier League team Chelsea comprised wealthy investors from around the world, all of whom want to maintain the club's top status.
Chelsea gets Real Madrid in Champions League quarterfinals
NYON, Switzerland (AP) — As the club moves closer to replacing its Russian ownership, European champion Chelsea was drawn Friday to play record 13-time winner Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals.
UFC London: Tom Aspinall leads ‘golden generation’
The UFC is back in the UK for the first time in three years and the MMA promotion has a new star topping the bill — English heavyweight Tom Aspinall.
David de Gea Spain decision could be a sign of things to come at Manchester United
When the votes are tallied for Manchester United's player of the season in May only Cristiano Ronaldo can prevent David de Gea from having to find room for a fifth Sir Matt Busby trophy.
Ukraine war: Fears grow that Russia will target former Soviet state of Moldova next
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine rages on, citizens of Moldova face an increased state of anxiety, as they wonder whether the small, eastern European country of about 2.6 million is the next to come into Moscow’s crosshairs.
Chelsea warned club risks dropping out of Premier League if Roman Abramovich does not sell before next season
Chelsea risks dropping out of the Premier League and losing many of its players if Roman Abramovich does not sell it before the next season, Government officials have warned the club.
Middlesbrough to donate Chelsea ticket money to Ukraine
Middlesbrough will donate their share of gate receipts from Saturday's FA Cup quarterfinal against Chelsea to humanitarian aid in Ukraine, the club announced on Friday. European champions Chelsea are operating under a special licence allowing them to fulfil fixtures despite the UK government sanctions placed on owner Roman Abramovich in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine for his alleged ties to Vladimir Putin. However, the Blues have not been allowed to sell tickets to fans and initially requested that their clash with Middlesbrough was played behind closed doors on sporting integrity grounds.