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Pundits like BBC 5 Live labeled Arsenal's set-piece reliance 'boring,' but data shows their 38% of goals from dead balls ranks fifth in the league, behind Crystal Palace at 50% and Newcastle at 49%. Arsenal lead in raw set-piece tallies yet rank second in open-play goals, reflecting a league-wide rise where set pieces make up 27.5% of all goals this season amid tighter defenses. Mikel Arteta joked he's upset they haven't scored even more from routines, while a Ghana analyst's breakdown highlighted their balanced attack, earning praise over some UK takes.

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Arsenal scraped a gritty 2-1 win over Chelsea on March 1, with headers from Jurriën Timber and William Saliba off corners sealing the points and extending their lead to five.

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Ahead of tonight's Copa del Rey semi-final second leg at Spotify Camp Nou, Atletico Madrid holds a 4-0 aggregate lead from their February 12 thrashing of Barcelona, fueled by goals from Griezmann and Alvarez plus a red card to Eric Garcia. Simeone embraced his defensive fame with a quip about parking the bus, then led a hilarious brick wall-building stunt with players like Adem Draganovic. Fans lit up with memes calling it 'haram ball,' while Simeone warned that wounded Barcelona remains dangerous despite injuries to Lewandowski.

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Diego Simeone flashed his trademark grin in the presser, deadpanning that Atletico won't attack to beat Barcelona's offside trap. Minutes later, he and his players stacked real bricks in front of the goal.

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Atletico Madrid captain Koke praised FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri, calling him a machine, one of the best players in the world, and a key figure for FC Barcelona and Spain, following their La Liga match at Camp Nou. Pedri played the full 90 minutes, recording 91% accurate passes, 2 chances created, and 14 recoveries, while refusing substitution to attempt a comeback.

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The versatile Austrian, who joined on a free from RB Leipzig in 2023, currently earns over €10 million gross per year with his contract running to June 2027. His camp wants well over €15 million to extend long-term, but Bayern is holding firm amid wage discipline after big deals for players like Joshua Kimmich and Serge Gnabry. Fans are divided—some call the demand too high for the 29-year-old and suggest letting him leave for free, while others see it as fair for his standout performances this season. With two years left, Bayern wants him locked in, but talks are paused as the club balances books during its rebuild.

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Konrad Laimer has been Bayern's rock at right-back, stepping up amid injuries to secure key wins. Now, his push for a new deal has hit a wall over a big pay jump.

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Barcelona crushed Atletico Madrid 3-0 in the Copa del Rey semifinal second leg at Spotify Camp Nou, with Marc Bernal scoring a brace and Raphinha adding a penalty, but they exited on a 4-3 aggregate after Atletico's 4-0 first-leg win. Araujo brushed off the loss, declaring that playing like this means they will win the Champions League and La Liga, where they lead Real Madrid by four points after 26 matches. He praised the defense, especially young Pau Cubarsi, and stressed maintaining the spirit ahead of the Champions League round of 16 against Newcastle United.

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Even after Barcelona's Copa del Rey heartbreak, captain Ronald Araujo stood tall in the mixed zone, eyes on bigger prizes.

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Pundits like BBC 5 Live labeled Arsenal's set-piece reliance 'boring,' but data shows their 38% of goals from dead balls ranks fifth in the league, behind Crystal Palace at 50% and Newcastle at 49%. Arsenal lead in raw set-piece tallies yet rank second in open-play goals, reflecting a league-wide rise where set pieces make up 27.5% of all goals this season amid tighter defenses. Mikel Arteta joked he's upset they haven't scored even more from routines, while a Ghana analyst's breakdown highlighted their balanced attack, earning praise over some UK takes.

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Arsenal scraped a gritty 2-1 win over Chelsea on March 1, with headers from Jurriën Timber and William Saliba off corners sealing the points and extending their lead to five.

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The new rule from Mexico's telecom regulator targets anonymous prepaid SIMs linked to crimes like extortion and fraud, requiring everyone to register lines using their CURP and a photo ID such as a voter credential or passport. As of late February, only about 9 million lines—less than 10%—had registered through carrier apps, stores, or selfies for remote verification, leaving millions to act in the coming months. Privacy advocates call it a surveillance step, while the government promises data stays with carriers to fight crime without a national database, following similar policies in over 150 countries.

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By June 30, owners of 120 million mobile lines in Mexico must link them to government IDs—or watch their service suspend come July 1.

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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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Numerous X posts feature users mocking FC Barcelona and Liverpool FC for their recent defeats, using excessive laughing emojis and links to related content. The ridicule targets both clubs collectively in several posts and individually in others. High-engagement posts, such as one with over 14,000 likes, highlight the widespread nature of the mockery.

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Fans are posting their impressive Pokémon Trading Card Game collections this week, timed with the January 30, 2026 release of the Mega Evolution—Ascended Heroes expansion featuring Mega Evolutions and first-partner Pokémon. Highlights include nicole ʚɞ's dozen-plus Gardevoir variants, BritBratTV7's shelf of ETBs mixed with Funko Pops, and unboxings of pulls like Dragonite and Greninja ex. Veteran collectors show off graded gems from 2003 and 2005 sets, while the hobby's market heads toward $42 billion by 2035, driven by new releases like March's Mega Evolution—Perfect Order.

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A binder overflowing with pink-sleeved Gardevoir cards catches the eye, captioned simply 'i <3 gardevoir'—a heartfelt nod to one collector's favorite.

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Singapore TikTok stars Darshen K, a former cabin crew influencer, and Dr. Samuel Choudhury, a Raffles Medical physician, ended their collaboration that exploded in 2025 with fashion, beauty, and medical tips from their Europe trip. Their last joint post was December 30, 2024; tension peaked March 1 when Darshen shared Dr. Samuel's claim that he lost respect as a doctor and felt his life ruined by their fame-chasing. Dr. Samuel responded in a video, explaining colleagues questioned his professionalism due to fans shipping them as a couple in Singapore's LGBTQ+-limited climate, leading him to ghost and protect his career. Fans show mixed sympathy, with unconfirmed rumors of a secret wife adding to the swirl.

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Darshen broke down on a TikTok live, heartbroken after Dr. Samuel accused him of ruining his life as a doctor. The duo's fun videos turned into real pain amid Singapore's conservative backdrop.

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