Spartak Moscow to be removed from Europa League by UEFA after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Football News

Spartak Moscow are due to face RB Leipzig in the last 16 of the Europa League next month; the Russian side progressed to the knockout stages after topping Group C, which included Leicester; Spartak are the only Russian club remaining in European competition
Rob Dorsett says that the FA have made it clear to FIFA and UEFA that they believe Russian expulsion from international football is the correct course of action.

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