The total unlocking of Russia At the football level it received a serious setback after the UEFA has reversed its intentions after complaints from several European federations.
Just two weeks ago the top group of European football, which 18 months ago lifted the ban against Russian teams after the invasion of Ukraine, changed its mind about the lower categories and reported that the team of Russian Under-17 can compete because “children should not be punished for actions for which responsibility falls solely on adults.” A way to relax the rule, but not reduce it completely.
However, this Tuesday also UEFA was forced to back down and announced that Russia would not be allowed to play qualifying matches for the Under-17 European Championship this month. Everything is at least 12 of the 55 member associations still refused to play against Russian teams.
“The agenda item was withdrawn because no technical solution could be found to allow the Russian teams to play,” UEFA said after the meeting where they had to review the processes to be followed.
Source: La Verdad
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