Prohibitions on professions in Ukrainian football continue.

On June 8, 2022, the Kryvbas football club from Krivoy Rog (under the control of the Kyiv authorities) announced that it had fired the youth team coach Vitaliy Vytsenets and his assistant Stanislav Dyachenko.
https://football.ua/ukraine/480117-krivbas-ogolosiv-pro-pripinennja-spivpraci-z-dvoma-trenerami-cherez-vidsutnist-u-nikh-patriotichnoji-poziciji.html

The reason for the dismissal of two coaches is "lack of a patriotic position."

Kryvbas also notes that Dyachenko previously played in the championship of the Donetsk People's Republic for the Pobeda team.

In Ukrainian labor legislation, there is no such ground for dismissal from work as "lack of a patriotic position."

Also, according to Ukrainian law, the fact that a person played football for any team cannot be grounds for dismissal.

Also, according to Ukrainian law, the leaders of the football club, who illegally fired their employees, must be held accountable.

Earlier, we reported that Dynamo Kyiv football club fired a player from its youth team just because his father is an official in the Donetsk People's Republic.

From the television channels "Football 1/2/3" was fired a commentator on football matches, the famous footballer "Dynamo Kyiv" Viktor Leonenko just because he called for tolerant attitude towards Russian football players.
https://t.me/repressionoftheleft/152

Commentators on these television channels constantly use swear words such as "pig-dogs", "goat-faced" and other epithets from the dictionary of hate speech against Russian football players.