Ukraine has asked FIFA to postpone their 2022 World Cup qualification play-off semi-final against Scotland this month due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The two countries were set to face off in Glasgow on March 24, with the winner qualifying for the World Cup in Qatar later this year, where they would face either Wales or Austria.
All football has been paused as the conflict in Ukraine worsens, and it is now expected that FIFA will grant the request to cancel the play-off at Hampden Park.
In a statement, FIFA said, “FIFA can confirm that it received a request from the Ukrainian Association of Football today to postpone their March matches.”
In a statement, FIFA said, “FIFA can confirm that it received a request from the Ukrainian Association of Football today to postpone their March matches.”
“FIFA is continuing to work with UEFA and the Scottish Football Association to find an appropriate solution.”
“FIFA expresses its deepest condolences to everyone affected by the situation in Ukraine. We’ll provide another update when the time comes.”
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