Ukrainian Premier League terminated without a winner due to Russia's invasion of the country

The Ukrainian Premier League season has been terminated and no title will be awarded due to the Russian invasion of the country. The last round of fixtures were played in December before the league’s three-month winter break, but action never resumed because of the conflict beginning.

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The corresponding decision was submitted for approval by the executive committee of the Ukrainian Association of Football.” The decision to bring the season to an early end without any confirmed winners could now impact on placements for European competitions for next season. It will be down to the Ukrainian Association of Football to submit competition entries to UEFA by early June — including two places in the next Champions League campaign.