<p>UEFA is set to suspend Russian teams from all competitions in response to the invasion of Ukraine, according to a report Monday by German sports agency SID, an <em>AFP </em>subsidiary.</p>.<p>The first Russian team affected would be Spartak Moscow, who face RB Leipzig away in a Europa League last 16, first-leg tie on March 10.</p>.<p>The Russian women's national team would also be excluded from the European Championship due to be hosted by England this July.</p>.<p>According to SID, the decision to suspend Russia is supported by several national federations, including the powerful German and English associations.</p>.<p>"I can't imagine that there will be matches against Russia. There cannot - and must not - be," Peter Peters, a candidate for the German FA presidency, told SID.</p>.<p>"It is about war. You have to take a clear stance on that."</p>.<p><strong>Watch the latest DH Videos here:</strong></p>
<p>UEFA is set to suspend Russian teams from all competitions in response to the invasion of Ukraine, according to a report Monday by German sports agency SID, an <em>AFP </em>subsidiary.</p>.<p>The first Russian team affected would be Spartak Moscow, who face RB Leipzig away in a Europa League last 16, first-leg tie on March 10.</p>.<p>The Russian women's national team would also be excluded from the European Championship due to be hosted by England this July.</p>.<p>According to SID, the decision to suspend Russia is supported by several national federations, including the powerful German and English associations.</p>.<p>"I can't imagine that there will be matches against Russia. There cannot - and must not - be," Peter Peters, a candidate for the German FA presidency, told SID.</p>.<p>"It is about war. You have to take a clear stance on that."</p>.<p><strong>Watch the latest DH Videos here:</strong></p>