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The Rise of the Roach world tour kicks off November 1 at Glasgow's OVO Hydro, then hits Dublin's 3Arena for their biggest Irish headline gig since 2015, Birmingham, Manchester, London's O2, and Cardiff. Special guests are teased but not yet named, building on strong fan responses from earlier dates. Tickets go on presale February 11 via paparoachmerch.com, with general sale February 13 on sites like Ticketmaster; Dublin standing starts around €65.50 plus fees. This follows their recent single 'Wake Up Calling' from frontman Jacoby Shaddix, off an upcoming album on New Noize Records.

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Papa Roach fans, get ready— the band just revealed six massive arena shows across the UK and Ireland this November, promising high-energy sets of classics and new tracks.

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The 17-second clip shows the worker pushing plastic plates and wrappers off a busy ghat into the river, prompting widespread disgust online. Haridwar's ghats attract millions for holy dips, but pollution persists despite billions spent on India's Namami Gange cleanup program since 2014. Viewers called for better waste management, penalties on disposables, and training, highlighting risks to aquatic life and tourism while no official response has come yet.

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A short video from Haridwar captures a sanitation worker sweeping trash straight into the sacred Ganga, right amid evening crowds and rituals.

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Konami dropped visual clues like an Italian flag and Gerd Müller's 365 Bundesliga goals, leading players to guess Gerd Müller and Gianfranco Zola. Both legends launch in the Epic: World Classics pack with max 102 ratings, boosted skills like Zola's Moment Dribbler and Müller's Phenomenal Finishing, plus a Pelé upgrade. A cheap 50-coin Gabriel Batistuta starter set thrilled free-to-players, though some packs skip certain regions and spark debates on squad fit.

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Fans cracked a clever crossword puzzle from eFootball's official account, uncovering two soccer icons ready to join the pitch.

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Undefeated Lester Martinez (19-0-1, 16 KOs) meets Immanuwel Aleem (22-3-3, 14 KOs) on March 21 at the National Orange Show Event Center in San Bernardino, California, for the vacant WBC interim super middleweight title, live on ProBox TV. Martinez, from Peten, Guatemala, drew with then-interim champ Mbilli last September in a WBC Fight of the Year bout; Mbilli's promotion to full champion opened the slot, which Martinez petitioned for. At 30, Martinez carries hopes to become Guatemala's first world boxing champion, facing Aleem's proven durability in a power-vs-resilience clash that could lead to bigger fights.

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Lester Martinez still believes he beat Christian Mbilli in their epic war. Now, the undefeated Guatemalan gets another shot at gold against gritty Immanuwel Aleem.

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On The Good, The Bad & The Football podcast, Manchester United legend Paul Scholes praised Tottenham captain Cristian Romero's aggression and character, saying he'd love to see him at United despite recent frustrations at Spurs. Romero picked up a red card in Tottenham's 2-0 loss to United on February 7 for a reckless stamp on Casemiro, capping a week of outbursts including jabs at fans and the board. The 27-year-old Argentina World Cup winner has four Premier League reds for Spurs—tied for club record—sparking divided reactions among United fans who see echoes of past leaders but worry about the discipline risks.

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Paul Scholes couldn't hide his admiration for Cristian Romero's fiery style, even after the defender's red card stamped out Tottenham's hopes at Old Trafford.

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On February 10 at London Stadium, the teams drew 1-1 after Tomáš Souček's header for West Ham and Benjamin Sesko's 90+6 equalizer assisted by Mbeumo. The highlight came in second-half stoppage time when sub Traoré charged alongside exhausted Mbeumo, who hit 34.76 km/h on his 32nd sprint to stay ball-side. Fans debated who won the duel, praising Mbeumo's engine after 96 minutes while questioning Traoré's pace, all set to the Premier League clip's cheeky race graphics.

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Deep into stoppage time, Manchester United's Bryan Mbeumo and West Ham's Adama Traoré turned a tense draw into a flat-out foot race down the flank. Fans couldn't stop watching the blur of speed and grit.

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