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Chile and Peru appeal to sport's highest court to kick Ecuador out of FIFA World Cup
•Castillo, a defender, played in eight of Ecuador's qualifiers, including both matches against Chile — a win for Ecuador and a draw.
Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds bans on Russian clubs from European competitions
•CAS rejected appeals by four Russian clubs against their banishment by UEFA from European competitions in 2022-2023 and another by the Russian Football Federation which contested its exclusion from all competitions organised by FIFA and UEFA.
Top Russian clubs file appeal at CAS against exclusion from UEFA competitions
•Zenit St Petersburg, Dynamo Moscow, Sochi and CSKA Moscow would have all qualified for the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League, but have been banned due to Russia's war on Ukraine.
Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: Russian teenager Kamila Valieva allowed to skate again at Games
•The International Olympic Committee said that if Valieva finished in the top three, it will not hold a medal ceremony until the doping issue was resolved.
Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: CAS rules Russian skater Kamila Valieva can compete
•The ruling only addresses whether Valieva can keep skating before her case is resolved. It doesn’t decide the fate of the one gold medal that she has already won.
Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: Russian skater Kamila Valieva to learn fate on Monday
•Valieva, who is 15, could be barred from competing in the women's individual competition if the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) rules against her.
Court of Arbitration for Sport faces fire for choosing judges 'lacking anti-doping expertise' at Tokyo Olympics
•Days before CAS opens its special Olympic courts at the Winter Games in Beijing, it was singled out in a wide-ranging report published by the World Anti-Doping Agency that broadly praised operations at last year's Tokyo Olympics
Athletics coach Alberto Salazar loses CAS appeal against suspension, say reports
•The 63-year-old former head of the now-shuttered Nike Oregon Project was suspended in 2019 for a catalogue of drugs violations.
Former FIFA official Marco Polo del Nero's bribery life ban reduced to 20 years
•Del Nero will turn 97 before the ban expires in 2038, though he reportedly still has influence on running the Brazilian Football Confederation he once led.
LaLiga’s appeal against FIFA over extension of World Cup qualifiers rejected by Court of Arbitration for Sport
•FIFA extended the international window next month to allow South American teams to play a third World Cup qualifier less than two days before domestic leagues are due to resume in Europe.