Russia facing sports isolation over invasion of Ukraine
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Will FIFA 23 be cross-platform?
One thing in FIFA users has been dying for since the early games are the idea of cross-platform play.
Patrice Carteron leaves Zamalek amid rumors he is heading to Saudi Arabia
Cairo giants Zamalek parted company with French coach Patrice Carteron on Monday in a move that could also have repercussions in Saudi Arabia as well as Egypt.
FIFA Are Being Asked To Terminate Contracts Of Foreign Players In Russia For Free
There are calls for FIFA to allow foreign players plying their trade in Russia to terminate their contracts without any cost following the country's invasion of Ukraine.
FIFA 23 Will Support Cross-Play Between PlayStation, Xbox And PC According To Industry Insider
A number of popular video game franchises allow for cross-platform play and it's a feature many have wanted in EA Sports' hit series for years.
Premier League refs told NOT to punish players for showing support for Ukraine after Matty Cash was booked for showing support to Tomasz Kedziora
Premier League players will be able to show their support for Ukraine following Russia’s invasion after referees were told not to punish players with yellow cards for displaying ‘political’ messages.
Transfer news: Robert Lewandowski ‘open to everything’ as reports talk up Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid move
Robert Lewandowski has suggested he may be open to leaving Bayern Munich in the summer, with reports in Spain talking up the possibility of a move to Atletico Madrid or Real Madrid. The 33-year-old striker has been crowned FIFA’s best player for the past two years, while he has been at Bayern since joining from Borussia Dortmund in 2014. Ad/> The Poland captain’s contract expires at the end of next season, and speaking after Bayern’s match against Eintracht Frankfurt on the weekend he was non-committal on his future.
Russian, Belarusian skaters banned by international governing body following invasion of Ukraine
The International Skating Union (ISU) says competitors from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to compete at its international events until further notice due to the invasion of Ukraine.