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In the Copa del Rey semifinal second leg, Barcelona mounted a thrilling 3-0 comeback at home behind Marc Bernal's brace and Raphinha's penalty, yet fell short of overturning Atletico Madrid's 4-0 first-leg lead. Atletico advanced to their first final since 2013, with Jan Oblak's defense standing tall against waves of Blaugrana attacks from Lamine Yamal and Joao Cancelo. The match brought injuries to Jules Kounde and Alejandro Balde, both out for weeks with hamstring issues, while Barcelona's players like Pedri and Raphinha praised the team's spirit amid the narrow defeat.

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Barcelona lit up Camp Nou with a stunning 3-0 win, but Atletico's first-leg lead held firm for a 4-3 aggregate triumph. Hearts raced as Marc Bernal's brace kept hopes alive until the end.

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Malik Basintale, CEO of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency, spearheaded the Saturday convoy to boost NDC candidate Mohammed Baba Jamal Ahmed in the Ayawaso East by-election on March 3. The event targeted Nima, a Muslim-majority area in this NDC stronghold seat left vacant by the January death of MP Naser Mahama Toure, who won 71% in 2024. Baba Jamal, a former MP promising youth jobs and an industrial hub, faces NPP's Baba Ali and independents; police patrolled to keep peace amid online skepticism about the crowd size.

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Hundreds of riders in green NDC gear roared through Nima's streets on motorcycles, chanting 'We will win' in a bold display of support just days before the by-election.

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The video, shared by LSPN_FC, shows Barcelona's stars drilling with effortless precision before beating Manchester United 3-1 on May 28, 2011, thanks to goals from Pedro, Messi, and David Villa. Fans lit up with comments like 'the easiest UCL final ever' and jokes about Sir Alex Ferguson regretting the matchup, even as Barca's current squad shares their own training glimpses ahead of a Champions League clash with Newcastle. With injuries to Kounde and Balde but Lewandowski back, the old footage reminds everyone of Barca's possession-based blueprint that once dominated Europe.

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Picture Lionel Messi, Xavi, and Iniesta flowing through a perfect rondo at Wembley, with even Victor Valdes flicking balls like a midfielder. That 24-second clip from their 2011 final prep has fans reliving the joy of Barca's peak.

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Barcelona crushed Atletico Madrid 3-0 in the Copa del Rey semifinal second leg, with Marc Bernal scoring a historic brace as the youngest Barca player to do so since 2013-14, assisted by teenage star Lamine Yamal and Raphinha from the spot. Despite dominating with 70% possession and 21 shots, they fell 4-3 on aggregate after Atletico's 4-0 first-leg win, with Simeone's side reaching their first final since 2013. Tensions flared pre-match as Atletico's bus arrived with a smashed window from reported clashes outside the stadium, but Barca's La Masia gems Bernal and Yamal lit up the night, hinting at a promising future amid the heartbreak.

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Marc Bernal, the 18-year-old towering back from a long injury layoff, rose highest to head in Barcelona's opener amid roaring Camp Nou chants.

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Fantasy FC promo cards in EA FC 26 Ultimate Team boost based on real-world team results like wins, goals, and clean sheets—delivering stat bumps, PlayStyles+, and more after Gameweek 1. Standouts include Rafael Leão's 5* weak foot, João Félix's Powershot, and Cancelo's stacked traits like Tiki Taka+ and 90 pace, all for a cheap 221,000-coin SBC expiring March 6. Traders urge grabbing him early before prices climb, with leaks hinting at Team 2 stars like Florian Wirtz and more high-rated threats incoming.

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João Cancelo's 89-rated Barcelona RB card just got beast-mode upgrades, turning him into a defensive powerhouse with Intercept and Relentless playstyles.

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Barcelona won the second leg 3-0 on March 3 with goals from Marc Bernal twice and Raphinha from the penalty spot, but fell 4-3 on aggregate after a 4-0 first-leg defeat. Torres started up front and squandered multiple sitters—a big chance in the 3rd minute, another at 9th, a sitter on 22, and a 1-v-1 at 55—drawing sharp fan backlash despite his 12 La Liga goals this season. Stats show zero goals or assists in his last seven games amid 7.01 xG, fueling calls for change while rivals mock the frustration.

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Ferran Torres had chance after chance to spark Barcelona's epic comeback against Atletico Madrid at Camp Nou. But each miss piled on the heartbreak as their remontada dream ended one goal shy.

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Mateo Satriano's first-half goal sealed the loss, marking Arbeloa's fourth defeat in 13 games—a worse rate than Xabi Alonso's before his January sacking. Players question his tactics, prompting a crisis meeting where Arbeloa demanded more effort and took the blame himself. With Barcelona leading La Liga by four points, his future hinges on Champions League progress and end-of-season trophies, amid swirling rumors of replacements.

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Real Madrid's dressing room turned tense after a stunning 1-0 home defeat to Getafe on March 2, leaving interim boss Álvaro Arbeloa's position hanging by a thread.

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ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula shared a post praising Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The post coincides with Israel's criticism of a Hague Group meeting co-chaired by South Africa and Colombia, which focuses on enforcing international law against Israel's actions in Palestinian territories, including discussions on sanctions and arms embargoes.

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Wolves stunned Liverpool 2-1 Tuesday night when André's shot looped off Joe Gomez and over Alisson in stoppage time, after Mohamed Salah had equalized Rodrigo Gomes' opener. This defeat made Liverpool the first Premier League team to concede five winning goals after the 90th minute in one season, with prior losses to Crystal Palace, Chelsea, Bournemouth, and Manchester City, plus late draws at Leeds and Fulham. Captain Virgil van Dijk called the team slow and sloppy, while manager Arne Slot labeled it the same old story despite dominant spells. Sitting fifth with 48 points, eight behind Arsenal, Liverpool's title hopes fade as fans mourn the end of their late-winning legacy.

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Liverpool's hearts broke again at Molineux as Wolves snatched a 2-1 win with a deflected goal in the 90+4th minute, marking their fifth such collapse this season.

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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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Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone told FC Barcelona coach Hansi Flick that his team plays brilliantly and is a top team. Simeone expressed hope that the two teams meet in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals. He recalled his anger after previously winning 4-0 in the first leg against Barcelona, believing they should have scored more due to Barcelona's capabilities.

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Bottom-of-the-table Wolverhampton Wanderers beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 on Tuesday night at Molineux Stadium. Rodrigo Gomes chipped Alisson for a 78th-minute lead, Mohamed Salah equalized soon after, but Andre smashed in the dramatic winner deep in stoppage time. Fans from both sides honored former Wolves and Liverpool star Diogo Jota, killed in a car crash last July, with banners and an 18th-minute applause—his old shirt number—adding deep emotion to the clash. The result gives Wolves back-to-back wins and drops Liverpool to fifth, with five losses now from 90th-minute goals this season.

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Amid tributes to the late Diogo Jota, Wolves fans erupted as Andre rifled home a 90+4th-minute winner, leaving Liverpool's Arne Slot stunned.

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