Russia's National Team And Clubs To Be Removed From FIFA 22 By EA Sports
EA Sports is in the process of removing Russia's national team and clubs from FIFA 22 in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
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Cancelling the Russian Grand Prix made no sense at all, says ex F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone
• The FIA cancelled the 2022 Russian Grand Prix on Friday, 25 February. • FIA announced on Tuesday that Russian and Belarusian drivers could participate in motor sports. • Ex F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says punishing the country would not punish President Vladimir Putin.
Oleksandr Usyk on defending Ukraine against Russian invasion
Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk says his «country and honour» are more important than any fight in the ring as he prepares to defend Ukraine's capital Kyiv against invading Russian forces.
Russia captain Artem Dzyuba slams FIFA ban and hits back at Everton’s Ukrainian defender Vitaliy Mykolenko
Russia’s national team captain Artem Dzyuba says he is ‘against any war’ but has hit out at the sanctions towards his nation’s athletes.
El Dortmund expulsa al excanciller Schröder por sus relaciones con Putin
El Borussia Dortmund le retiró su condición de socio honorario al excanciller alemán Gerhad Schröder debido a las relaciones de este último con el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin y a los cargos que ocupa en consorcios rusos. El club había pedido a Schröder que rompiera sus vinculaciones con empresas rusas pues de lo contrario, en medio de la guerra de Ucrania, se vería obligado a tomar una decisión.
Dana White Reacts To Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine And Reveals What It Means For Russian UFC Fighters
Russia's assault of Ukraine has prompted sporting organisations and countries cancelling the visas of Russian athletes.
Chelsea's Tuchel tells journalists to stop asking him about war
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel lost his temper at a news conference ahead of their FA Cup match at Luton Town and snapped at journalists after being repeatedly asked about Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Belarusians and Russians to compete as 'neutral athletes' at Winter Paralympics
Russians and Belarusian athletes are allowed to compete at the Winter Paralympics in Beijing under "neutral" flags.