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Formula One team Haas has removed the branding from Russian sponsor Uralkali from its cars for the final day of pre-season testing Barcelona, in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It is an eye-catching statement from Haas, who previously donned their cars with Russian flags and Uralkali stickers as part of a sponsorship deal that was agreed last season.
West Ham will face six-time winners Sevilla in the Europa League last-16 while Scottish champions Rangers have drawn Serbia's Red Star Belgrade.
With tears blurring the words "No war" written on his cheeks, Ukraine basketball star Artem Pustovyi said the national team wanted to be "strong like the whole country" in their match against Spain just hours after Russia's invasion.
Parts of the country have been bombed and while Russian tanks and troops have crossed the borders.
West Ham have been handed an ominous draw in the Europa League last 16 against six-time champions Sevilla. The Liga side have won the tournament four times in the past decade, most recently in 2020.
Rafael Nadal overcame Tommy Paul, winning 6-0 7-6 to set up a tantalising clash with Daniil Medvedev, while Cameron Norrie and Stefanos Tsitsipas secured victories to set up a semi-final meeting in Acapulco. It was a fifth Mexican Open semi-final for Nadal as he looks to add to his three titles in Acapulco. The match lasted over two hours, with the second set causing Nadal a bit of a headache before ultimately emerging victorious.
Tennis world number one Daniil Medvedev says he wants to ‘promote peace’ all around the world after his home nation Russia launched an invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.
Arteta on Arsenal's top four ambitions after Wolves win