UEFA has reached a settlement with the Liverpool fans who claimed physical and psychological injuries at the 2022 Champions League final in Paris, the European governing body announced on Friday.

FairSquare, an organisation dedicated to ensuring better and more democratic governance, has sent a letter to the President of UEFA requesting immediate clarification of the rules and policies governing the suspension of teams from its competitions and the criteria applied to Russia and Israel.

Following the launch of the 'Get Trained, Save Lives' campaign last November, UEFA and the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) have today launched an interactive training module on get-trained.com - a dedicated platform that teaches football fans the basic skills of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in under four minutes.

Spain was absent from a group of 26 European countries that signed a joint declaration against the controversial Super League football project.

This Thursday's UEFA Congress will take place in an unusually tense atmosphere. The European Court of Justice's ruling in favour of the Super League and Aleksander Ceferin's call for a reform of the statutes that would allow him to extend his term of office until a hypothetical 2031 will be at the forefront.

UEFA, in its first reaction to the ruling, claims that it "does not mean an endorsement or validation of the so-called 'Super League', while Real Madrid and Barcelona celebrate because 'European football will never be a monopoly again'

The European Court of Justice allows competitions outside UEFA's sphere because it considers that UEFA, together with FIFA, is abusing its dominant position by attempting to restrict competition in a disproportionate and discriminatory manner.

On 20 December, the Russian Football Union (RFS) voted on Wednesday against leaving UEFA, despite being banned from competing due to the war conflict with Ukraine. As a result, the possibility of joining the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has been ruled out.