Russia has been left to live in football’s international wilderness, a team forgotten, but this week has shown a nation — led by President Vladimir Putin — intent on retaining relevance ...

The British Daily Mail reported that both FIFA and UEFA have upheld their ban on Russian participation in international football. This means that the Russian national team will not be competing in ...

KRASNODAR, November 15. /TASS/. Russia’s national football team will play its fourth match in 2024, facing the team of Brunei at the 35,000-seat capacity Krasnodar Arena on Friday.

The Russian national team has been on the outside of competitive action for a number of years now as they remain banned from FIFA and UEFA competitions.

The russian national team was unable to participate in the playoffs for the right to play in the 2022 World Cup, missed the 2024 European Championship and two rounds of the Nations League. As ...

Russian football players will not be able to take part in the qualifying competitions for the European Championship, which will be held in 2024. The national team was banned from the group stage draw ...

Russian reports had said hockey officials had talks with the IIHF over Olympic participation. The IOC responded by saying the ban remains.

The International Ice Hockey Federation has banned the Russian national team from participating in the 2026 World Championship, which will be held in Switzerland. Source: Champion, a sports news ...

FIFA has approved the possible reintegration of Russian youth teams into its competitions and eased a total ban on the country in international soccer amid the war in Ukraine.

There are also national teams from India to heavyweights like Germany and Argentina. However, there is some sad news for fans of Russian football as far as the upcoming release is concerned.

The Russian Under-17 women's team will participate in the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship scheduled to take place in Dhaka, Bangladesh from March 20-28.

Russia remains barred from international soccer competitions including the Champions League after the Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected appeals by the national soccer federation and four clubs.