Amid the continuing invasion of Ukraine, FIFA on Sunday announced new actions against Russia, including that the national team will no longer be allowed to compete under the name "Russia." ...

The economic sanctions against Russia announced last week by the United States and Europe following the military invasion of Ukraine are having a profound impact on the Russian economy, while also ...

The Russian men's national soccer team was scheduled to participate in a friendly international with Paraguay in Moscow early next week, but those plans have been canceled. The Russian Football ...

Sweden has followed Poland in its refusal to play Russia in a World Cup qualifier match next month following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, and it urged FIFA to cancel any games involving ...

Several more European countries have announced they would not participate in any upcoming football matches against Russia, online newspaper Ukrainska Pravda and other media reported on Sept. 27. The ...

The Russian national football team intends to hold two away matches in June next year with the participants of the World Cup. This was announced on December 25 by Maxim Mitrofanov, General Secretary ...

The Polish and Swedish national teams will not face Russia in a crucial 2022 World Cup qualification playoff matches in March in protest at Russia's invasion of Ukraine.The president of Poland's ...

The FA has announced that England will not play international matches against Russia. It has said that its ruling applies to “any potential match at any level of senior, age group, or para football”.

The Lukoil-Arena hosted a Russian national squad match today, on September 4, for the first time since September 7, 2021, when Russia defeated Malta in qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup MOSCOW, ...

YEKATERINBURG, August 14. /TASS/. Authorities of the Russian Urals city of Yekaterinburg, selected to host matches of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, plan to spend a total of 5.6 billion rubles ($86.3 ...

MOSCOW, March 17 (Reuters) - Russia must get tough on match-fixing rather than just acknowledge the problem if the 2018 World Cup hosts really want to clean up the game, said FIFA's head of security ...