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ENHYPEN fans' banners, flowers, and stands supporting the group as seven members, including Lee Heeseung, were removed due to violation of outdoor advertising laws to avoid fines. An OT6 truck, promoting the group without one member, remained as the largest and most visible display after the removals.

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Manchester United and Aston Villa sit level on 51 points after 29 games, with United in third and Villa fourth—making tomorrow's 2 p.m. GMT kickoff at Old Trafford a must-win for Champions League hopes. Interim boss Michael Carrick's squad ramped up intensity after the international break, with André Onana diving full-stretch in training and Mason Mount back in action, though Lisandro Martínez, Matthijs de Ligt, and Patrick Dorgu are out injured. Unbeaten in seven under Carrick and riding the league's best 2026 form, United aim to extend their five-game home winning streak against Villa.

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Kobbie Mainoo grinned ear-to-ear during a foot race at Carrington, while Matheus Cunha nailed an acrobatic mid-air volley that had everyone buzzing.

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Real Betis fought back from an early goal by Celta Vigo's Ferran Jutglà to earn a 1-1 draw at their temporary home, Estadio de La Cartuja, while Benito Villamarín renovations continue until 2028. Bellerín equalized in the 49th minute off an assist from Aitor Ruibal, ending Betis' four-game winless streak and holding their fifth-place spot in La Liga. A raucous crowd turned the neutral venue into a fortress, giving manager Manuel Pellegrini momentum for upcoming matches.

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Héctor Bellerín slotted home from a tight angle just after halftime, igniting wild celebrations and marking his first goal for Betis with the words 'The first one is never forgotten.'

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Eid al-Fitr on March 20, 2026, follows a month of Ramadan fasting, prayer, and reflection, with greetings from global leaders, sports stars like Asake, and everyday people sharing videos, graphics, and personal moments. Asake's beach prayer video drew over 25,000 likes, blending faith and his Afrobeats vibe, while organizations like the Confederation of African Football and Al Hilal posted festive tributes. Voices captured the joy of gatherings and charity alongside bittersweet notes on ending suhoor and iftar, connecting celebrants in a shared digital space of gratitude and peace.

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As the moon was sighted on March 19, 2026, Muslims everywhere began celebrating Eid al-Fitr with prayers, family feasts, and waves of warm online wishes.

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Forest lost 2-1 at home but progressed 4-2 on aggregate thanks to their 3-0 first-leg win in Istanbul. Kerem Aktürkoğlu dazzled for Fenerbahce with a 22nd-minute counter goal and a 47th-minute penalty, but Callum Hudson-Odoi's 67th-minute equalizer sealed the Reds' advancement. Fans vented frustration at loanee striker Lorenzo Lucca for missed chances, calling him the worst they've seen in a Forest shirt amid rainy conditions. The result marks a milestone in Forest's first deep European run since returning to the Premier League.

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Nottingham Forest clung on through a stormy night at the City Ground, watching Fenerbahce claw back but falling short of overturning the tie.

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Posts discuss a rumored Canadian policy shift to stop buying American defense systems like the F-35, THAAD, and Golden Dome, potentially costing the U.S. up to $100 billion in deals, and instead pursue domestic manufacturing or partnerships with China, the EU, and Sweden. Counterarguments highlight Canada's prior deposit on F-35 fighters and government assessments favoring the F-35 over alternatives like the Gripen.

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World No. 2 Jannik Sinner defeated 19-year-old João Fonseca 7-6(8/6), 7-6(7/4) in their first meeting at Indian Wells, saving three set points in the opener and holding off a comeback to advance. The explosive Brazilian, nicknamed 'Fox Boy' for his sly aggression, pushed Sinner to the limit with booming returns, earning praise from the Italian: 'He’s not afraid... great mentality.' Sinner followed up by cruising past Learner Tien 6-3, 6-2 to reach the semifinals against Alexander Zverev, while Fonseca's strong run highlights tennis's rising stars.

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Under the desert lights, Jannik Sinner saved three set points and unleashed rare fist pumps to edge João Fonseca in a high-octane tiebreak battle.

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After Chelsea's 3-0 Champions League win in November and Newcastle's 1-1 draw in the round-of-16 first leg, Manchester United legend Rooney said Barcelona couldn't handle the Premier League's tempo, even if they advance at home. Newcastle frustrated them with man-to-man pressing and quick transitions, highlighted by young Lewis Hall's strong defending. The comments fueled debate, with Arsenal's Mikel Arteta praising the intensity while defending set-pieces against critics like John Obi Mikel, as John Terry and others backed Arsenal's pragmatic edge.

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Wayne Rooney watched Barcelona twice this season and saw the same thing: Premier League teams overwhelming them with pace and pressing that left the Spanish side chasing.

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