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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich assisting with Russia-Ukraine peace talks, says spokesperson
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is a key player in early peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, according to his spokesperson. The Russian oligarch, who has always denied he has a close relationship with Vladimir Putin, was apparently approached by officials in Kyiv — with his representative telling the Jerusalem Post he has been helping ever since.
German side Schalke officially cut ties with Gazprom in stand against Russia after invasion of Ukraine
German club Schalke have cut ties with sponsors Gazprom, the Russian energy giant, following the invasion of Ukraine. Last week, it was announced that the Bundesliga 2 side would no longer wear the company’s logo – but the partnership has now been cut completely. Ad/> At the weekend, lettering on the front of their shirts were covered up and replaced with 'Schalke 04'.
Scotland boycott all Russia fixtures as SFA offers support to Ukraine ahead of World Cup play-off
The organisation’s president Rod Petrie has sent a message of support to Ukraine following the invasion by Russia.
Arsenal's top 5 captain contenders - and hints Mikel Arteta dropped over next appointment
Jurgen Klopp calls cup hero Caoimhin Kelleher world’s best back-up goalkeeper
Al-Shabab FC keep slim Saudi Pro League title hopes alive with Al-Feiha win
RIYADH: Al-Shabab FC got back to winning ways after overcoming hosts Al-Feiha 2-1 at Al-Majmaa Sports City Stadium on Sunday, in the conclusion of the 22nd round of the Saudi Pro League season.
BWF cancels events in Russia, Belarus
BWF) has cancelled all sanctioned tournaments in Russia and Belarus, it said on Monday, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russian and Belarusian national flags must not be displayed and their national anthems not played at any BWF events. No other badminton tournaments will be allocated to Russia or Belarus until further notice. "BWF will continue to monitor the situation closely and will proactively consult our international sport movement partners to discuss other options to potentially strengthen measures against the governments of Russia and Belarus," it said in a statement.
