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On February 8, 2026, Erling Haaland's stoppage-time penalty gave Manchester City a 2-1 comeback win at Anfield, Liverpool's first home loss to them since 2015, dropping Arne Slot's side to sixth with 39 points from 25 games. The nostalgic clip from March 10, 2024—a 1-1 thriller—showcased Klopp's high-pressing game, with Alexis Mac Allister's penalty equalizing Bernardo Silva's opener amid chances from Darwin Núñez, Luis Díaz, and masterful midfield work by Wataru Endo. Fans praised the electric intensity and Díaz's work rate, contrasting it with Slot's more cautious approach that has left Anfield quieter and the title defense struggling, with just one league win in 2026.

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A video from last year's intense Anfield draw against Manchester City brought back memories of Liverpool's relentless style under Jürgen Klopp—just days after a painful home defeat to the same team.

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Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in Portsmouth, England, at a site now preserved as his birthplace museum, and rose from poverty to craft timeless stories of social injustice and redemption. Fans highlight his love for cats, iconic characters like Scrooge and Oliver Twist, and vivid London settings mapped out in his novels. From Manchester inspirations to his rest in Westminster Abbey, the celebration underscores his enduring themes of inequality and kindness that still resonate today.

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On this February 7, admirers share heartwarming tales of Dickens' cat Williamina pawing out his writing candle at night.

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In a 1-1 draw at London Stadium on February 10, Jarrod Bowen scored for West Ham before Benjamin Sesko's stoppage-time strike denied United a fifth straight win under Michael Carrick. Fan Frank Ilett, who's avoided a haircut since October 5, 2024—day 493 now—saw his vow extended when Fornals, now at Real Betis, filmed a grinning pitchside message: 'Sorry Frank, West Ham was too much... you've got to wait another five.' West Ham's account loved it with 'Once a Hammer, always a Hammer,' while some fans griped it overshadowed their own five-game unbeaten run.

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Frank Ilett's long hair was inches from the chop after Manchester United's four-win streak. Then West Ham's late equalizer kept his mane growing—and drew a cheeky troll from ex-Hammer Pablo Fornals.

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Cilic defeated sixth seed Learner Tien 7-5, 7-6(4) in the Nexo Dallas Open, firing nine aces and winning 41 of 47 first-serve points over 1 hour and 51 minutes. The victory marks him as the second active player with 600 tour-level wins, Croatia's all-time leader ahead of Goran Ivanisevic, and the oldest man in the Open Era to reach the milestone at 37 years and 134 days. Post-match, Cilic called it a 'beautiful day' after tough years battling knee surgeries and a drop to World No. 777, before his comeback win in Hangzhou. He next faces the winner of Ethan Quinn versus Trevor Svajda.

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Under the Dallas lights, 37-year-old Marin Cilic pumped his fist after clinching his 600th ATP win, a gritty upset sealed by a tense tiebreak.

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The 28-year-old winger, back in Ligue 1 after a free transfer from Club América, cushioned a long ball with a perfect first touch before drilling it past Rennes keeper Steve Mandanda in the 78th minute. Lens staged a comeback from 1-0 down, with Elye Wahi equalizing and Ruben Aguilar heading the second goal despite later getting sent off, securing a 3-1 win that put them one point clear of PSG at 49 points from 21 games. Newcastle fans reminisced about his dazzling days there, with some calling their old club foolish for letting him go.

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Allan Saint-Maximin stepped off the bench and unleashed a 25-yard rocket, turning a tense match into wild celebrations at Stade Félix Bollaert.

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The @fifaworldcup_es account shared the clip on February 5, featuring Ronaldo's elastico flicks, nutmegs, and feints that racked up nearly 450,000 views. Fans celebrated his unique flair, with one saying he's the pinnacle of the sport and unmatched in skill compilations, even as the 41-year-old sits out Al Nassr games over a contract standoff pushing for a €50 million release clause. Al Nassr supporters keep the love alive with waving #7 flags and chants, while Ronaldo eyes the 2026 World Cup as his international farewell after 953 career goals.

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A fresh highlight reel captures Cristiano Ronaldo's dazzling dribbles set to Brazilian beats, pulling fans right back to his glory days at United, Madrid, and Juventus.

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