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Russian clubs have been excluded from the 2022-2023 European Championship

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Russian clubs have been excluded from the 2022-2023 European Championship

The European Football Association (UEFA) on Monday announced the exclusion of Russian clubs from the Champions League for the 2022-2023 season, in addition to all of its matches, and continued sanctions against teams and teams.

Russia will not have any clubs participating in the UEFA Club Champions League, Europa League and other UEFA clubs in the 2022-2023 season, according to a statement from the Continental Organization.

Penalties include the women’s team’s participation in the European Football Championship in England next July and the transfer of the Portuguese national team.

Earlier, on February 28, FIFA and the International Federation of FIFA (FIFA) withdrew all Russian teams and teams from their matches “until further notice”, which led to Russia losing the 2022 World Cup qualifiers. The trophy in Qatar is scheduled for the end of this year.

On March 30, the Russian Federation withdrew its appeal against FIFA’s exclusion from the World Cup qualifiers, following the rejection of his appeal by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) for a fine for his exclusion from international competition. This decision was not then considered a foregone conclusion of the future judgment of the Sports Court in the disputed matter.

UEFA also announced that it had not met the terms of the offer made by the Russian Football Association to host the 2028 or 2032 European Cup finals.

The sanctions also affected the Russian national team, which is in the runners-up to the European League League, the 2023 Women’s World Cup qualifiers, the European Under-21 Cup, the conference league and the Futsal Tournament.

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These results could lead to Zenit St. Petersburg losing the Champions League title this season to losing their place in the Champions League next season.

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Emirates News Agency – Khaled Al Qasimi praised the achievements of Sharjah Chess Club players in the UAE Under-20 Individual Championship.

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Emirates News Agency – Khaled Al Qasimi praised the achievements of Sharjah Chess Club players in the UAE Under-20 Individual Championship.

Sharjah, September 23 / WAM / Sheikh Khalid bin Humaid Al Qasimi, Chairman of Sharjah Cultural Chess Club, has extended his warm greetings and blessings to Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah. In the UAE Individual Chess Championship for U20, the club’s players won the first three places, including the second place in the men’s category.

Sheikh Khalid bin Humaid Al Qasimi confirmed in his statement that the Sharjah Chess Club achieved these achievements with the grace of God and the attention and guidance of the Ruler of Sharjah. The club and its players, and the management of the club, appreciated the efforts of its players and administrative and technical staff.

Clubman, Saeed Sultan Al-Tahar won the UAE Youth U-20 Championship gold medal and title with a total of six points from seven rounds, while Clubman Yahya Shuaib Al-Khaf finished second. The silver medal for the event was five and a half points, with player Hamad Badr Hover taking third place and bronze by five points in seven rounds.

At the UAE Men’s Championship, the club’s player Salem Abdel Rahim Boyoun collected five points in eight rounds to finish second and the silver medal.

Sharjah Cultural Chess Club Secretary General Waheeb Jaber Al Jaroni affirmed the club’s commitment to training programs to raise the standard of its players in an effort to achieve results that satisfy ambitions. Al Qasimi and his passion for improving players’ performance, raising their technical level and achieving goals.

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Pochettino’s position in Chelsea’s medical staff after player injuries

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Pochettino’s position in Chelsea’s medical staff after player injuries

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino insists the medical staff at the west London outfit are not responsible for the player’s injuries that have disrupted his start to life with the struggling English Football League side.

Pochettino only had 15 ready players during last weekend’s disappointing draw at Bournemouth.
After the club’s takeover from American Todd Buhle’s conglomerate in 2021, despite spending around $1.2 billion to attract new players, the Blue Team suffers from a major disadvantage.
He missed 12 players against Bournemouth, forcing Pochettino to call up three under-19 players who had not previously featured with the first team.
Residents of the team clinic include Frenchmen Christopher Ngungu and Wesley Fobana, Reece James, Belgian Romeo Lafia, Carne Chukwu, Emeka, Trevo Saloba and Ecuadorian Moise Caicedo with an impressive contract.
Ahead of Sunday’s clash against Aston Villa, Yadim is in fourteenth place with Chelsea having won five matches.
But Pochettino did not hold the medical staff accountable. “Before we came here, we did everything to analyze the risks to create a clear picture of the serious injuries that occurred last season.”
He continued, “It has to do with the player’s file, the risks he is exposed to. Not with the people working on the medical staff.”
He added, “I think we have to respect these professional and qualified departments of the club. That’s why they work in football. Players have individual risks that need to be analyzed.”
The former Tottenham coach concluded: “There’s also unhappiness. We’ve had injuries in a season or maybe two, but with Chelsea they’re out of control.”

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Sweden Women’s National Team on the Brink of Crisis, “Kiss of the World Cup”

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Sweden Women’s National Team on the Brink of Crisis, “Kiss of the World Cup”

Players from the Swedish and Spanish national soccer teams appeared Friday with a banner bearing the phrase “Our war is a global war,” in the world champions’ first appearance since the recent “World Cup kiss” crisis.

The Swedes showed their support for Spain as the two teams went head-to-head in the Europa League, with La Roja’s women winning by three goals to two.

The match, held in Gothenburg, Sweden, was a rematch of the World Cup semi-final in which Spain won 2-1, beating England with a clean sheet to clinch the title.

In a related context, the Associated Press reported Friday that the Spanish soccer federation has decided to remove the phrase “women’s soccer” from the national team’s name, which it hopes will reflect a “change in perceptions” and its vision for the game. .

The name of the women’s national team usually includes “women’s football”, and by removing this term, the women’s and men’s national teams are officially known as the “Spain national football team”.

After ‘World Cup kiss’ crisis… Spain’s women’s players agree to return to national team ‘on terms’

Most of Spain’s female players, world soccer champions and strikers, have agreed to join the national team to face Sweden and Switzerland in the European Nations League, after a kiss from former local football federation president Luis Rubiales. A treaty with the Confederation and the Government of Spain.

Most of Spain’s female players, who have been on strike since former local football federation president Luis Rubiales kissed player Jenny Hermoso, have agreed to join the national team to face Sweden and Switzerland. After reaching an agreement with the League of European Nations, the Confederation and the Spanish government.

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“We have reached a series of agreements to be drawn up and signed by the Federation and the Supreme Council for Sports,” Victor Francos, head of the Supreme Sports Council of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, said on Wednesday.

He added: “Out of the 23 female players invited, two requested the opportunity to leave the training camp (…) for reasons related to personal discomfort.”

“Kiss scandal”…Questions surround Spanish men’s national team coach

Spanish men’s national team coach Luis de la Fuente said he and his team will focus solely on football after questions were raised on Monday about the resignation of Spanish confederation president Luis Rubiales over a kissing scandal.

A government representative did not reveal the identity of the two players involved, but confirmed that they “will not be subject to sanctions” contrary to earlier reports.

On Monday, the new coach of the “La Roja” team, Montse Tammy, made a surprise by inviting 15 world champions and other female players to the matches between Sweden and Switzerland. Changes were made at the Football Association following an incident where Rubiales forced a kiss on the lips of national team star Hermoso during the World Cup coronation in Australia last month.

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