Co-defendant German former sports journalist Gerhard Delling (back R), partner of defendant German entrepreneur and gastronome Christina Block (front R) is seen next to his lawyer David Rieks (back L) and her lawyer Ingo Bott (front L) as Christina Block waits for the continuation of her trial over alleged child abduction at the District Court in Hamburg, northern Germany, on March 2, 2026. The public prosecutor's office accuses Block, heiress of a steakhouse chain, of ordering the abduction of her daughter, born in 2010, and her son, born in 2013. According to the indictment, the background to this is an escalating custody dispute over many years between Block and her former husband, who have four children together. (Photo by Marcus Brandt / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

Co-defendant German former sports journalist Gerhard Delling (back R), partner of defendant German entrepreneur and gastronome Christina Block (front R) is seen next to his lawyer David Rieks (back L) and her lawyer Ingo Bott (front L) as Christina Block waits for the continuation of her trial over alleged child abduction at the District Court in Hamburg, northern Germany, on March 2, 2026. The public prosecutor's office accuses Block, heiress of a steakhouse chain, of ordering the abduction of her daughter, born in 2010, and her son, born in 2013. According to the indictment, the background to this is an escalating custody dispute over many years between Block and her former husband, who have four children together. (Photo by Marcus Brandt / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on February 19, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's national football team captain Afeida Khandaker (C), coach Peter Butler (R) and Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) women's wing head Mahfuza Akter Kiron addressing a press conference in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS

This photograph taken on February 21, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's junior football team taking part in a training session at the National Stadium in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS

This photograph taken on February 21, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's junior football team taking part in a training session at the National Stadium in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS

This photograph taken on February 19, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's national football team coach Peter Butler speaking during a press conference in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS

This photograph taken on February 19, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's national football team captain Afeida Khandaker speaking during a press conference in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS

This photograph taken on February 21, 2026 shows Bangladesh women's junior football team warming up during a training session at the National Stadium in Dhaka. Bangladesh's national football team face daunting odds at their first-ever Women's Asian Cup, but have already scored a major victory by qualifying. In the South Asian nation of 170 million, social stigma, family expectations, poverty and religious hardliners have long relegated women and girls to sports sidelines. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images) / To go with 'FBL-ASIA-2026-WOMEN-BAN' FOCUS