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The UEFA Foundation for Children will grant €1 million (US$1.11 million) to charity initiatives focusing on children in Ukraine affected by Russia's invasion, the president of European soccer's governing body, Aleksander Ceferin, said on Tuesday.
Formula One’s governing body will stage an emergency meeting on Tuesday to discuss the crisis in Ukraine.
Romania, which shares a border with Ukraine, is seeing thousands of people arrive there after fleeing the fighting in Ukraine. Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu said that more than 130,000 Ukrainians have entered Romania since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and at least 40,000 of them have stayed in the country.
Elina Svitolina claims the Women’s Tennis Association are reportedly considering making Russian players compete under a neutral flag.
Scotland could hold their World Cup play-off against Ukraine at the beginning of June if the planned fixture cannot go ahead at the end of this month due to the Russian invasion of its neighbours.
Russia has been further isolated from top-level international sport after its athletes were banned from World Athletics events “for the foreseeable future”.
Belarus in a friendly football match on March 26 after the country entangled itself in Russia's invasion of Ukraine by extending support to it. India were to take on Bahrain on March 23 and efforts are on to replace Belarus with another country for the March 26 game in Manama amid a global sporting boycott of Russia and, in some cases, Belarus on the International Olympic Committee's call. "We are trying to avoid Belarus if possible in the light of these developments.
Cape Town — The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation has drawn the line in the sand on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine this week.