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Egyptian billionaire Loutfy Mansour shuts down rumours he’s joined bidding war for Chelsea
Egyptian businessman Loutfy Mansour has ruled himself out of the running to replace Roman Abramovich as Chelsea’s owner, denying rumours of potential takeover bid.
China 'blocks' broadcast of Premier League matches, including Leicester City vs Leeds United
This weekend’s Premier League matches – including Leicester City’s home clash with Leeds United – will not be broadcast in China because of a planned show of support for Ukraine.
Sainsbury's renames chicken Kiev in support of Ukraine with Tesco, ASDA, M&S and Aldi urged to follow
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's has renamed the chicken Kiev due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian contingent gets warm welcome as Winter Games open in Beijing
BEIJING : Ukrainian athletes were given a warm welcome on a chilly Beijing evening as the Winter Paralympics opened on Friday, after Russian and Belarusian athletes were sent home on the eve of the Games over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea will 'stay strong' despite Roman Abramovich sale
Thomas Tuchel said Friday he was convinced that Chelsea "will stay a strong club" after Roman Abramovich's dramatic announcement he was selling up following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Russian billionaire, alleged to have close links to President Vladimir Putin, said it was in the "best interest" of the Champions League holders if he cut ties with the European champions after 19 trophy-laden years in charge. His announcement came just before Chelsea's midweek FA Cup match at Championship side Luton, which they won 3-2.
Nikita Mazepin would have to sign document forbidding supporting Russia to stay in F1
Nikita Mazepin would be required to sign a document forbidding him from supporting the Russian invasion of Ukraine if he remains in Formula 1.
"I'm Ready": Sheriff Tiraspol Coach Yuriy Vernydub Goes Home To Ukraine To Fight
Sheriff Tiraspol coach Yuriy Vernydub pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history by beating Real Madrid -- months later he is shouldering arms in defence of his native Ukraine against the Russian invasion. The 56-year-old told the BBC he did not hesitate in returning home once his son informed him last week that Russian President Vladimir Putin had launched military action. "My son called me at 4:30am and he told me the Russians attacked us. I knew then that I would return to Ukraine to fight," he said.