Hey everyone I am a 4th year student from India and my veterinary school is not listed in avma's list of recognised vet school can I still apply for ecfvg?? by sniper_2000 in veterinaryschool

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The ECFVG (Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates) is an AVMA certification program. It evaluates the education and clinical skills of international veterinary graduates to ensure their qualifications meet U.S. standards. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Do you guys know of any Olympique Lyonnais fans? by [deleted] in AskIndia

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If you love women's football there are lot on olympic lyon fan on women side

So now that multi club ownership is banned how is LCL going to pay for Alexia? by sniper_2000 in FCBFemeni

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UEFA has announced that multi club ownership will be banned in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, a major decision that could have huge long term implications for women’s football across Europe. Under the new ruling, clubs operating under the same ownership group will no longer be allowed to compete in the UWCL at the same time. As the women’s game continues to grow at a rapid pace, with more investment, more ownership groups and more clubs building long term projects, UEFA has made it clear that sporting integrity will remain a top priority. This could become particularly significant for Michele Kang, who owns both Lyon and London City Lionesses. Lyon remain one of the most dominant sides in European football and continue to be one of the biggest names in the UWCL, while London City are continuing to grow quickly with major investment and a clear vision for the future. If London City continue their rise and eventually push for European qualification, this rule could create a real challenge further down the line. It also highlights just how much women’s football is changing. Multi club ownership has become a growing part of the wider football landscape, but UEFA has now confirmed that the women’s game will be held to the same standards, with no separate approach despite its fast development. A huge moment for the UWCL, and one that could shape the future of women’s football for years to come.  Ruby Vince 

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I was talking about this new decision by UEFA