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Chivas secured a 1-0 victory over Club América in Saturday's Liga MX Clausura 2026 El Clásico Nacional at Estadio Akron, thanks to González's decisive goal from a perfect pass past keeper Luis Malagón. The Guadalajara side dominated possession and chances under coach Gabriel Milito, with Raúl Rangel solid in goal and Eduardo Álvarez tormenting the defense, extending their perfect start to six straight wins and 18 points atop the table. América managed just two shots on target in a flat showing, ending Chivas' long winless streak against them at Akron amid wild celebrations from the Rebaño Sagrado.

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With 40,000 fans turning Estadio Akron into a red-and-white cauldron, Armando 'La Hormiga' González struck in the 69th minute to silence rivals Club América.

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Rudy Mancuso revealed a tattoo of Bruna Marquezine's full name on his arm in a lowercase Comic Sans-style font. The tattoo sparked widespread online discussion on social media.

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Atlético Mineiro demolished Itabirito 7-2 on February 14 in the Campeonato Mineiro, storming into the semifinals with a hat-trick from veteran striker Hulk—his first for the club. Hulk's highlights included a composed finish, a penalty, and that 35-yard free-kick golaço from the 31st minute, which Brazilian media hailed as Puskás-worthy. Teammates Victor Hugo, Gustavo Scarpa, Mateo Cañizares, and Renan Lodi added to the scoreline, while Itabirito's Romário and Apolinário scored consolations. With 140 goals since joining in 2021, Hulk continues rewriting Atlético records in his chase for an seventh straight title.

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From midfield, 39-year-old Hulk unleashed a left-footed rocket over the wall and into the top corner, leaving the keeper frozen as fans lost their minds.

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A FOX Sports graphic using Spotrac's average annual value data lists the top five earners in MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLS heading into 2026. Dodgers' Ohtani leads all at $70 million AAV from his $700 million deal, with Messi at $20.4 million in MLS; NFL QBs like Dak Prescott hit $60 million, NBA stars like Jayson Tatum reach $62.8 million, but NHL's Leon Draisaitl tops out at $14 million. Fans react with shock over moves like Bo Bichette's $42 million Mets deal, Jimmy Butler's Warriors extension despite injury, and Heung-Min Son's $11.2 million MLS payday, debating if the biggest checks match the performance.

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Shohei Ohtani tops MLB at $70 million a year, while NHL stars like Connor McMcDavid earn far less—highlighting the wild pay gaps across leagues that have fans buzzing.

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The 29-year-old French biathlete claimed gold in the women's 15km individual, the first for any French woman in the event, edging teammate Lou Jeanmonnot for silver while Bulgarian Lena Hristova took bronze. Simon's win followed a October 2025 conviction for unauthorized purchases over €2,000 using teammate Justine Braisaz-Bouchet's card, earning her a suspended sentence, fine, and brief ban that cleared by the Games. Braisaz-Bouchet raced but placed 80th, over 10 minutes behind. Amid biathlon's drama, Norway leads medals with seven golds after standout wins in Nordic combined and cross-country.

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Julia Simon crossed the finish line in 41:15.6, arms raised in triumph—her second gold of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, just four months after a court convicted her of theft.

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Tour photographer Nikki Marie snapped the intimate, grainy shots of Williams as Shane Hollander and Storrie as Ilya Rozanov during New York shoots earlier this year. Posted by a roleplay account with a simple 'BABIES' caption, the photos quickly drew nearly 2,000 likes, fanart of peace-sign poses, and joyful comments like 'MY FAMILY IS BACK.' Fans cherish the images as wallet keepsakes for the enemies-to-lovers hockey stars from Rachel Reid's adapted series, fueling calls for Season 2.

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Hudson Williams rocks sunglasses and a leather jacket, while Connor Storrie flashes a peace sign in tweed—two Polaroids that have fans melting over their Hollanov chemistry.

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Crave announced Williams in 'Yaga,' a modern mystery thriller inspired by the Slavic witch Baba Yaga, who lives in a chicken-legged hut and flies in a mortar and pestle—sometimes a terrifying boogeyman, other times a hero's ally. He portrays Henry Park, whose disappearance pulls in a private investigator, local detective, and enigmatic professor to unravel secrets tied to old magic. Written by Kat Sandler as a feminist antihero tale, the eight-episode series is now in production. Fans, especially Slavic viewers, shared childhood memories of fearing Baba Yaga while celebrating the cultural spotlight.

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Hudson Williams steps from hockey rinks into Slavic folklore chills, playing a missing heir whose case uncovers Baba Yaga's ancient magic in a foggy coastal town.

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