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In Ukraine football is winning on one of the world’s bloodiest battlefields

By Paul Nicholson June 15 – On June 2 bomb Russia pummeled Ukraine with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles, killing at least 23 people. Ukraine has become too used to these attacks, and while life doesn’t carry on as normal, it does carry on, both proudly and defiantly. On June 2, after the wave of attacks, this writer had an email from Kateryna Mashevska, head of marketing at the Ukraine Premier League, saying that she hoped June 3 would be calmer and checking that the interview with Ukraine Premier League (UPL) president Evgeniy Dykyy was still going ahead. Football in Ukraine,