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Fabio Capello: Russian Football Union to 'discuss' coach's future



Fabio Capello's future as Russia manager is in doubt with the nation's football chief due to "discuss" whether to sack him.
Russian Football Union acting president Nikita Simonyan told the R-Sport agency Capello's role was in question.
Simonyan's comments came following Russia's 1-0 defeat by Austria in a Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday.
Russia are third in their group and are facing the prospect of needing to win a play-off to reach the tournament.
Former England manager Capello, 68, took over as Russia boss in July 2012 and signed a four-year contract extension in January 2014.
The deal was designed to keep the Italian in the role until the 2018 World Cup, which is due to be staged in Russia.
Russia were knocked out at the group stage of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil without winning a game, and have eight points from six games in their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.
Capello's side have failed to win in five games, losing two, and are eight points behind Group G leaders Austria and four adrift of Sweden, in second.

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Fabio Capello set to lose job as Russia coach

Fabio Capello could be about to lose his job as Russia coach following a disappointing run of results.

The former England boss will hold talks with the Russian Football Union shortly about ending his contract, according to reports from Russia.

The 69-year-old Italian's position has been in doubt since Russia lost a Euro 2016 qualifier to Austria this month, leaving them third in Group G and struggling to qualify for the finals.

His current contract is due to end after the 2018 World Cup finals, which are due to take place in Russia

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9894071/fabio-capello-set-to-lose-job-as-russia-coach

Fabio Capello sacked as Russia head coach - more details on #SSNHQ

Leonid Slutsky appointed new Russia head coach
Last Updated: 07/08/15 9:28



Russia have appointed CSKA Moscow boss Leonid Slutsky as the new national coach on a short-term deal.

Slutsky replaces Fabio Capello, who departed last month after poor results in the European Qualifiers left Russia sitting third in Group G, outside the automatic qualifying places.

Slutsky's contract runs only until the end of the qualifying campaign in October for group games, or November for the play-offs.

Russia's first home-grown coach for nine years, Slutsky, won the Russian Premier League title with CSKA in 2013 and 2014.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9939577/leonid-slutsky-appointed-new-russia-head-coach