How Premier League clubs united to express solidarity with Ukraine amid war with Russia
Several Premier League clubs, fans and players united to express their support and extend solidarity with Ukraine amid the country's ongoing war with Russia. Ukraine has been invaded by Russia and has been witness to unprecedented violence in the last few days. While Russia's actions have been condemned, Ukraine and its people have received support from people across the globe.
Everton players wear the Ukrainian flag over their shoulders
Everton players line up wearing the Ukrainian flag over their shoulders ahead of the English Premier League football match between Everton and Manchester City at Goodison Park in Liverpool.
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Manchester City players wear 'No war' message on their shirts
Manchester City players line up wearing shirts displaying the Ukrainian flag and words that read "No War" ahead of the English Premier League football match between Everton and Manchester City at Goodison Park in Liverpool.
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'We stand with Ukraine'
A banner that reads 'We stand with Ukraine' is displayed during the English Premier League football match between Everton and Manchester City at Goodison Park in Liverpool.
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Manchester United players show their support for Ukraine
Manchester United players and their manager Ralf Rangnick stood with a message of solidarity to extend their support to Ukraine and its people ahead of their clash against Watford in the Premier League.
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'No War'
Supporters display banners with message of 'No War' written on them during a Premier League match.
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Matty Cash reveals message support for Polish teammate
Matty Cash scored for Aston Villa against Brighton and revealed a message of support for his Poland teammate and Dynamo Kyiv defender Tomasz Kedziora, who is stuck in Ukraine with his family.