Scotland’s World Cup match in opposition to Ukraine postponed No contact Wales but

Ukraine are due to face Scotland on March 24 at Hampden Park

The World Cup semi-final match in Scotland in opposition to Ukraine, scheduled for March 24, has been postponed.

FIFA, world soccer’s governing physique, made a name to the chief executives of the soccer associations of Scotland, Ukraine, Wales and Austria on Monday as they had been verbally knowledgeable that the match would transfer into June.

Nevertheless, it has not but been determined whether or not Scotland will now play a world pleasant match on March 24 and 29 as an alternative.

The semi-final match was scheduled to happen in Hampden Park on March 24, with the winners going through both Austria or Wales in Cardiff for a spot on this yr’s World Cup in Qatar.

However the confrontation has now been postponed because of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military.

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Talking earlier than Ukraine requested for his or her play-off match in opposition to Scotland to be postponed, Stuart Armstrong mentioned soccer needed to regress amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia was attributable to face Poland within the semi-finals, however FIFA kicked it out of the event as punishment for the invasion.

In the meantime, Wales themselves haven’t been knowledgeable whether or not the semi-final match with Austria on March 24 will go forward.

The Soccer Affiliation of Wales (FAW) is conscious of all potential eventualities after a number of conferences over the previous 5 days, however they haven’t been knowledgeable of any resolution but.

Wales’ recreation with Austria at Cardiff Metropolis has run out and plans are nonetheless in place for the match to proceed on March 24.

Fall Armyworm is known to be “hopeful” for extra readability on the scenario on Tuesday.

Shevchenko’s message to Russia: You may cease this struggle

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Andrei Shevchenko despatched a robust message to the Russian folks, urging them to do their half in ending the struggle.

Andriy Shevchenko, former Chelsea and AC Milan striker, mentioned soccer “doesn’t exist” for him amid the present foray as he spoke to Sky Sports activities Information.

Shevchenko’s household refused to go away Ukraine and the 45-year-old remained in London throughout the battle to assist lead the enchantment for humanitarian assist into his nation.

“Soccer now not exists for me,” Shevchenko mentioned.

“I do not give it some thought. It is not the time for that. I do not watch something, any sport, something.

“All my focus, after I get up, is considering how I may also help my nation, what I can do. I’ve began calling my mother and father, my associates, and getting updates on what is going on in Ukraine.

“For me, that is my subject, that is my focus proper now.”