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In the Copa del Rey semi-final second leg on March 3, Barcelona crushed Atletico Madrid 3-0 at Camp Nou with goals from Raphinha, Marc Bernal, and another, but fell 4-3 on aggregate after a 4-0 first-leg loss. The 23-year-old Pedri dominated with 82 passes at 93% accuracy, four chances created, and sharp tempo control over 90 minutes. Peers showered him with acclaim: Porro said he'd build his team around Pedri, Vitinha called him magical, and Atleti's Koke dubbed him a machine and one of the world's best.

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Even in defeat, Barcelona's Pedri owned the midfield, earning glowing praise from rivals like Tottenham's Pedro Porro and PSG's Vitinha.

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FC Barcelona legend Xavi publicly backed tech entrepreneur Víctor Font's pre-candidacy for the club's March 15 presidential election, a move that snubs incumbent Joan Laporta. Arriving with family, Xavi put pen to paper as Font's team races to collect 2,337 member signatures by Monday evening. Laporta dismissed it casually, saying Xavi can vote for anyone, while their history includes Xavi's La Liga-winning stint and a messy 2024 exit. Font praised the endorsement as an honor, boosting his platform of sustainable growth amid Laporta's lead in polls.

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Xavi Hernández walked into Víctor Font's campaign headquarters with his parents and wife, signing his support amid cheering crowds and flashing cameras.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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Arsenal top the table with 64 points and face Brighton at the Amex, needing a win to hold off Manchester City, who host struggling Nottingham Forest at the Etihad. Manchester United, third and unbeaten in 11 league games, travel to Newcastle with Casemiro back boosting their run, while fourth-place Aston Villa host fifth-place Chelsea in a key top-four battle. Fans are electric—United supporters joke about their packed schedule, Arsenal backers call for a statement, and these results could shake up the top six before the international break.

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Arsenal cling to a five-point lead over City, but tonight's midweek frenzy could flip the script with massive clashes across the pitch.

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Subbed in at the 61st minute with San Jose leading 1-0, the 29-year-old German star linked up with Ousseni Bouda in the 78th for the second goal, following Preston Judd's earlier header from a corner. Goalkeeper Daniel made four saves for his first shutout, while Atlanta managed only three shots on target in a tough night. The win gives coach Bruce Arena's Earthquakes six points from two games, topping the Western Conference after Werner's quick impact since joining from RB Leipzig.

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Timo Werner stepped off the bench for the San Jose Earthquakes and needed just 18 minutes to deliver a perfect assist, sealing a clean-sheet victory at a roaring PayPal Park.

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A viral meme on X contrasts the U.S. military's same-day missile delivery capabilities with the requirement of insurance to access ambulance services. The meme sparks debate on government spending priorities between military capabilities and healthcare access in the United States.

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Kenney labeled Tyrie and his Dominion Society racist for their 'Remigration Compact,' which calls for a 10-year immigration freeze, mass deportation of legal residents and some citizens, and restoring a 'European, Christian, and bicultural' Canada. Tyrie defends it as protecting a distinct heritage amid rapid population growth from 30.7 million in 2000 to 41.5 million in 2025, driven mostly by immigrants. While polls show 56% of Canadians want fewer immigrants due to housing and healthcare strains, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre backs sustainable caps but rejects such extremes, exposing a divide between policy tweaks and fringe ideas.

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Jason Kenney drew a firm line when Daniel Tyrie pitched mass deportations of permanent residents and citizens on a news show. The former premier's sharp rebuke ignited tension in conservative ranks.

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