The Blues took to the pitch a day after their Russian owner Roman Abramovich said he was handing over 'stewardship' of the club
A screen saying Football Stands Together at Wembley in a show of support for Ukraine before the Carabao Cup final
The Blues took to the pitch at Wembley a day after their Russian owner Roman Abramovich said he was giving trustees of the club's charitable foundationHis statement did not mention the military action by Russia, but there was plenty of support for Ukraine from both clubs at Wembley. There was then applause from all those at Wembley while the words Football Stands Together were shown on the big screen on a yellow and blue background.
West Ham players warmed up in number seven Yarmolenko shirts, while Hammers midfielder Declan Rice held up his team-mate's shirt before kick-off.
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