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El Chelsea-Real Madrid se jugará con público. Como ha adelantado The Associated Press, el equipo londinense podrá vender entradas para el partido de ida de Champions League en Stamford Bridge, que se celebrará el próximo 6 de abril a las 21:00 horas. Una noticia muy positiva para el cuadro de Thomas Tuchel, que en un principio, iba a disputar el encuentro a puerta cerrada.
Russian tennis star Andrey Rublev said players from his home country and Belarus should still be allowed to compete at tournaments amid the invasion of Ukraine.
Andrey Rublev says Russian tennis players should be allowed to continue to compete at tournaments despite the nation's invasion of Ukraine. Rublev, who advanced to the semi-finals of Indian Wells after a 7-5 6-2 win over Grigor Dimitrov on Friday, wrote 'No war please' on a camera lens after his semi-final win at the Dubai Tennis Championships in February. Ad/> Nigel Huddleston, the United Kingdom’s government’s sport, tourism and heritage minister, suggested he will seek «assurance” from Daniil Medvedev and other Russian tennis players that they do not support Vladimir Putin's regime and that the government is in talks with the All-England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) regarding their stance for Wimbledon, which starts on June 27.
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Wimbledon organizers are having conversations with the British government about whether Russian tennis players — such as No. 1-ranked Daniil Medvedev — should be allowed to compete at the tournament this year if they don't distance themselves from President Vladimir Putin because of his country's invasion of Ukraine.
La presencia de Daniil Medvedev en la próxima edición de Wimbledon está cuanto menos en entredicho a causa de la guerra provocada por la invasión de Rusia en Ucrania, que ha supuesto la condena del mundo del deporte al conflicto bélico.
Women's Tennis Association (WTA) head Steve Simon has said that individual athletes should not be penalised for "decisions of an authoritarian leadership" amid concerns that players from Russia and Belarus could be blocked from competing in tournaments.