After much discussion and deliberation (and after a long period of planning), FIFA and UEFA announced in the early hours of this morning a major announcement that all Russian teams, including the national team and club teams, would be banned from FIFA-UEFA-UEFA-ESFA matches until further notice.
Due to the impact of the situation in Russia and Ukraine, many industries in Europe and even the world have been greatly affected, and the biggest momentum in the field of sports is the protest and opposition at the football level. Previously, the national football associations of Sweden, the Czech Republic and Poland, which are in the same group as Russia, have made it clear that they will not participate in the subsequent World Preliminary Rounds, in order to force FIFA and UEFA to comply.
The English Football Association, the Scottish Football Association and the Welsh Football Association of the Little Britain Peninsula have also joined the anti-Russian participating league, while speaking out and refusing to play with the latter at any level.
Seeing these so-called anti-match statements, the decisions of FIFA and UEFA seem to be well-founded, but in fact both sides are crooked asses, and even without the opposition of these countries, the two major organizations whose values and fundamental interests are more similar to Ukraine's will further sanction the Russian national team and clubs as the situation is turbulent.
Why does the author emphasize that there is a clear and shameless double standard behavior between FIFA and UEFA, because this is not the first time in history that there has been a war, even in the 21st century, it is not the first time in history that such a large-scale opposition to a country has occurred.
Including the collective action of the North Testament in the late 1990s and the chaos in the Middle and Eastern countries in the early 21st century, we have not seen the so-called Little Britain Football Association speak out against it, and we have not seen FIFA and UEFA jointly speak out to completely ban a country or even a club.
It should be known that the so-called turmoil is not caused by Russian players or Russian football clubs, but these so-called international institutions are the first to point the finger at these groups, which makes people feel shameless.
Due to the ban of FIFA and UEFA, the Russian national team has clearly missed the world preliminary tournament that will play at home, and has also announced that it will not qualify for the 2022 Qatar World Cup; at the club level, all clubs in Russia, including Zenit and Sparta Moscow, who participated in European competitions, have also been forced out.
Think back to the spirit of the Olympic movement, faster, higher, stronger and more united is shameful and ridiculous at the same time, sports make people unite, but FIFA and UEFA are dividing the world.