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In Paraguay's Group D opener against Türkiye on Friday, Atlanta United midfielder Miguel Almirón became the first player sent off for obscuring his mouth while arguing with Turkey's Mert Müldür, triggering a VAR review and red card despite no racism allegation. The rule, introduced by IFAB in April for the 2026 tournament, aims to prevent hidden abusive language after incidents like Vinícius Júnior's clash. Australia's Jackson Irvine praised it ahead of their matchup, noting Almirón's one-game ban evens the odds, while fans debate if it curbs hate or stifles banter. Paraguay held on for a 1-0 win with 10 men.

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Miguel Almirón covered his mouth during a heated exchange, and moments later, the referee pulled out a red card—making World Cup history under FIFA's new anti-racism rule.

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During a beauty pageant crowning ceremony, Violetta Arévalos awkwardly fumbled while placing the crown on the new queen's head. Accusations of intentional sabotage due to jealousy emerged, which Arévalos denied, attributing the incident to a year of alleged bullying and cyberbullying by the new queen and her family.

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Australia smashed a record-equaling 219/6 against the Netherlands at Southampton's Rose Bowl, powered by Beth Mooney's 74 off 42, Ash Gardner's first World Cup fifty, and Jess Wareham's explosive 41 off 16. Perry became the first to reach 50 appearances, surpassing Rohit Sharma's 47, while the Dutch replied with Babette de Leede's gritty 56 not out but fell to 121/3. Mooney earned Player of the Match as Australia topped Group A unbeaten with six points. Later, Pakistan bowled Bangladesh out early, with Fatima Sana's double-wicket maiden setting up a key chase.

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Ellyse Perry stepped onto the field for her 50th T20 World Cup match—a record for any player, male or female—and celebrated by leading Australia to a dominant 98-run win.

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The 24-year-old Dutch-Ghanaian striker, born in Amsterdam to Ghanaian parents with an Akan name like Brian Ebenezer Adjei Brobbey, listed Dutch, English, and 'Ghanaian' in a resurfaced Sunderland interview. Some defend it as casual shorthand for Twi since outsiders might not know it, while critics push for naming Ghana's specific languages like Twi, Ga, Ewe, or Fante. Brobbey chose Netherlands over early Ghana interest, now boasting 14 senior caps, and his Premier League form with Sunderland adds to the pride from his diaspora heritage.

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Brian Brobbey stunned with a first-half brace in the Netherlands' 5-1 World Cup win over Sweden, but a old clip of him calling Twi 'Ghanaian' has Ghanaians laughing and debating his roots.

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During Sunday's 5-4 comeback win over the Brewers at Target Field, Twins staff spotted fans in 'outdated' Correa gear—traded to the Astros last summer in a salary dump—and handed out free Buxton jerseys. The team's social media called it an upgrade, delighting most fans who joked about a full exchange program while a few called the shade petty. Buxton, the team's anchor through 2028, stays central amid rebuild talks as Minnesota pays $10 million yearly to offload Correa's contract.

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Grinning fans in Carlos Correa jerseys got the surprise of the game when Twins staff leaned over seats with crisp Byron Buxton replacements, high-fives flying amid the cheers.

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The 18-year-old Argentine, wearing No. 30 for Los Blancos, got the ink to celebrate Messi's victory over France on December 18, 2022. Mastantuono, a huge Messi fan, explained in interviews: 'I have 18/12/22 tattooed because of Messi. He is my idol.' He even picked jersey number 30 to nod to Messi's early Barcelona and PSG days. Now sharing a locker room with Kylian Mbappé, who scored a hat-trick in that final, Mastantuono's tattoo highlights Messi's lasting inspiration for the next generation.

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Real Madrid's young star Franco Mastantuono has a tattoo on his arm and neck—numbers 18, 12, and 22—that mark the exact day Lionel Messi lifted the World Cup for Argentina.

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Arsenal's first Premier League title parade in 22 years drew up to a million fans to North London's streets, right after a Champions League final loss to PSG. Defender Ben White trolled teammate Piero Hincapié with the cheeky chant, referencing Hincapié's mid-May wardrobe malfunction during a match against Burnley. The prankster moment, joined by Declan Rice and others laughing along, captured the lighthearted team spirit on a historic day. Hincapié, now permanently signed from Bayer Leverkusen, took the banter in stride as the clip spread widely.

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Amid the red sea of celebrating fans, Ben White grabbed the mic on the open-top bus and belted out 'Hincapie, get your bum out!'—leaving teammates in stitches.

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The New York Giants quarterback, working as a FOX Sports correspondent for the 2026 World Cup, brought chaos to the entertainment hub hours before Argentina defended their title against Algeria at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Winston snapped a selfie with the bleating animal by a soccer goal, captioning it 'Just met Messi,' as crowds erupted and security scrambled during DJ sets at a massive watch party. Fans and locals loved the spectacle, with the stunt drawing thousands of likes and quips like 'Nobody is having more fun covering the World Cup than Jameis Winston.' The match kicked off scoreless, with Messi starting amid high expectations.

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Jameis Winston hoisted a real goat in a Lionel Messi Argentina jersey, urging fans to 'Kiss the GOAT!' amid the pre-game buzz in Kansas City's Power & Light District.

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Atlanta United has a verbal deal with River Plate to loan in versatile Paraguayan international Matías Galarza through June 2026, with an obligation to buy 50% of his rights for $3 million if he plays in at least half the matches. The 5-foot-9 central midfielder, who can play as a 6, 8, or 10, joins after limited minutes at River despite 13 caps and two goals for Paraguay. Atlanta needs midfield depth for their rebuild ahead of Saturday's opener at FC Cincinnati, though some fans question the cost amid River's sell-on clause.

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River Plate fans erupted in memes calling Matías Galarza a 'burro' as he heads out, while Atlanta hopes the 24-year-old left-footer revives his career in MLS.

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Germany beat Ivory Coast 2-1 on Saturday in Toronto, with Deniz Undav scoring twice in the second half to secure their Group E top spot after a 7-1 opener against Curacao. Nagelsmann's furious sideline antics, including complaints to officials, prompted fans to call him whiny, arrogant, and overrated despite his halftime changes sparking the turnaround. The 38-year-old, Germany's youngest coach, has led them unbeaten into the knockouts for the first time since 2014, facing Ecuador next on June 25.

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Germany trailed Ivory Coast, and coach Julian Nagelsmann paced the touchline, gesturing wildly at officials while barking orders. His intensity stole the spotlight from Die Mannschaft's dramatic comeback.

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The 24-year-old Ecuadorian center-back started 21 of 23 Ligue 1 matches and all 17 UCL games for PSG, logging over 3,400 minutes with zero bookings. PSG beat Arsenal 1-1 (4-3 on penalties) Saturday for their second straight UCL crown, the first for any French club. Pacho, wearing No. 51 to honor his late mother Glenda, rose from Ecuador's Independiente del Valle through loans at Antwerp and Frankfurt before joining PSG for €40m last year. Fans hailed his composure, 92% passing accuracy, and recoveries, though some noted tough moments like facing Kai Havertz.

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Willian Pacho played nearly every minute of PSG's treble chase without a single yellow card, lifting the Champions League trophy in Budapest alongside his teammates.

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The 24-year-old Ecuadorian defender joined Arsenal on loan from Bayer Leverkusen last September and featured in 38 games during their 2025/26 Premier League triumph. Barcelona's Deco sees him as ideal for Hansi Flick's system, a composed left-footed player who fits perfectly in possession, but Arsenal hold a £45 million option to buy him permanently and Mikel Arteta has hinted at triggering it, calling him a player they're 'very, very happy with.' Fans find the link amusing, joking Barcelona might only snag a framed picture of his no-nonsense defending style, while any swap talk with Dani Olmo stays in rumor territory.

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Piero Hincapié has been a key piece in Arsenal's title-winning defense, shining alongside Saliba and Gabriel. Now Barcelona want him, but the Gunners are set to keep their star.

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In their FIFA World Cup Group C match Friday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Brazil beat Haiti 3-0 with Matheus Cunha scoring twice and Vinicius adding a goal plus an assist before 68,324 fans. After a 1-1 opener draw with Morocco, Vinicius followed his Real Madrid manager's tactic of drifting centrally, bursting into space on a Lucas Paqueta pass to fire home the opener. He laughed afterward, saying Ancelotti was right and he needs to listen more often, while fans praised the Italian's coaching touch amid memes and comparisons to Ronaldo under Ferguson.

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Vinicius Jr. grinned post-match, crediting Carlo Ancelotti's advice to drop deep between the center backs for his goal and assist in Brazil's dominant win.

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