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The Blues took the lead through Nicolas Jackson's opener but saw Wesley Fofana sent off in the second half, leaving them vulnerable. Burnley equalized late, frustrating new signing Joao Pedro who said they did enough to win but couldn't find a second goal. Manager Liam Rosenior called for improvement across the board after dropping four points from winning positions, a slip that hurts their top-four push amid tense moments like Malo Gusto's risky pass sparking teammate fury.

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Chelsea thought they had the win in the bag, but a red card and a 93rd-minute header from Zian Flemming left them stunned at Stamford Bridge.

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Kildare raced to a 2-8 to 0-12 halftime lead over Clare in Division 1B thanks to goals from Cathal McCabe and Jack Sheridan, who finished with 2-4 overall. Clare fought back strongly after the break, pulling ahead with Tony Kelly's 0-8 and Mark Rodgers' 0-7 to win 0-27 to 3-14. Despite the narrow defeat, Kildare's gritty display has fans buzzing and positions them stronger for upcoming games against Down and Carlow.

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Kildare fans roared as their hurlers stunned All-Ireland champions Clare with two first-half goals, leading at the break under the floodlights in Newbridge.

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Real Madrid secured a deal for the highly rated forward from CF Damm, with Nana having previously trained at Barcelona's La Masia until 2023. This season, he scored six goals in 15 youth appearances, impressing with his pace, power, and finishing. The move highlights Madrid's knack for snapping up young talents, including those with rival academy ties, as fans celebrate the latest addition to their future stars pipeline.

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At just 16, speedy Ghanaian winger Clifford Nana Boadi Kusi-Gyamfuaa is set to join Real Madrid's La Fabrica academy after dazzling in Spain's youth ranks.

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The inaugural Nations Championship features Fiji playing all three 'home' games in the UK: against Wales in Cardiff on July 4, England at Everton's 52,000-capacity venue a week later, and Scotland at Murrayfield on July 18. Fiji chose major UK stadiums over their islands or South Africa to boost ticket sales and revenue, with World Rugby praising the festival atmosphere complete with Fijian fan zones, music, and cuisine. While Everton fans celebrate the high-profile event at their dockside stadium opened last year, others criticize it as unfair to the Pacific islanders, noting the lack of true home soil support.

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Fiji's Flying Fijians bring their flair to Liverpool's shiny Hill Dickinson Stadium, turning a Premier League home into a rugby festival on July 11.

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The All-Ireland champions secured their first league win at the venue against Dublin since 2017, thanks to Tony Brosnan's key 57th-minute goal and late scores from Tom O'Sullivan and Seán O'Shea after Dublin's brief rally. Mark O'Shea earned man-of-the-match at midfield, with David Clifford and Seán O'Shea adding vital points from placed balls, while subs Paudie Clifford and Tom O'Sullivan provided fresh energy. Dublin struggled with a blunt attack and Con O'Callaghan's halftime hamstring injury, leaving fans calling the flat contest one of the dullest Kerry-Dublin games ever; now they face a relegation fight with just one win from four.

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Kerry held the lead from start to finish at Croke Park, but the 25,027 fans watched a gritty battle that never quite caught fire.

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro put Chelsea ahead early, but backline mistakes let Leeds equalize, prompting fans to dub it a 'disasterclass.' Barcelona fueled the fun on February 11 with a clip of their defender blocking a shot, captioned like Gandalf, which fans repurposed with Chelsea's leaky moments from that game and beyond. Chelsea hit back hours later with gritty training pics of blonde-haired Palmer sprinting in the cold and Reece James returning to the pitch, signaling their resolve ahead of the next Premier League match.

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Chelsea led 2-0 at home against Leeds on February 10, only for defensive errors to hand rivals a 2-2 draw—and perfect ammo for Barcelona's cheeky 'You shall not pass' post.

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UL beat UCC 0-17 to 1-11 in a tense final, surging late with four unanswered points including two from substitute Daithí Hogan to secure the three-point victory. St Breckan's O'Callaghan earned Man of the Match for his vital saves and precise kickouts, while captain Brian McNamara led from the front and Cian McHale topped the scores with 0-5. The win avenged UL's 2023 final loss to UCC, with coach David Power praising their simple approach; now eyes turn to UL's hurlers chasing a Fitzgibbon Cup double.

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Tristan O'Callaghan stood tall in goal at Croke Park, making save after save to etch University of Limerick into GAA history with their maiden Sigerson Cup win.

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Roscommon trailed Galway 0-20 to 0-7 early in the second half but fought back with goals from Enda Smith and Daire Cregg, plus key scores from Diarmuid Murtagh and others, to win 2-16 to 0-21. Cregg led with 1-7, including a clinical second goal that put them ahead late, before Ciaran Lennon's winner and Aaron Brady's save sealed it despite being short-handed. The victory lifts Roscommon atop Division 1 on six points, matching Donegal but ahead on scoring difference, with manager Mark Dowd praising their spirit ahead of facing Dublin.

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Down 13 points in pouring rain at Pearse Stadium, Roscommon refused to fold. What followed was a second-half surge that left fans breathless.

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Rossi drove the No. 46 Team WRT BMW M4 GT3 to his second straight podium finish alongside Raffaele Marciello and Augusto Farfus, as a Mercedes charged from the back to win. Fans shared heartfelt tributes, yellow-themed graphics, and nostalgic clips of his MotoGP glory and even F1 testing laps. Now mentoring through VR46 and lined up for a full GT World Challenge Europe season with BMW and WRT, the nine-time champion keeps chasing victories at 47.

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Valentino Rossi, the legendary 'Doctor,' grabbed third place at the Bathurst 12 Hour right on his 47th birthday, leading laps early amid race chaos before safety cars shook things up.

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Cork beat Tipperary 0-29 to 0-22 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh before a record league crowd of 30,910, avenging last year's All-Ireland final loss and moving to a perfect 3-0 record atop Division 1A. The game turned chaotic on 33 minutes with a five-minute melee, yellows for Alan Connolly and Willie Connors, then reds for Shane Barrett and Jason Forde, leaving both teams with 14 men. Manager Ben O'Connor blasted referee Liam Gordon for ending halftime three minutes early and questioned the reds, calling for good hard physical hurling without over-officiating.

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A massive brawl sucked in nearly 30 players, leading to straight red cards for both sides just before halftime in Cork's heated win over Tipperary.

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Ireland dominated England 42-21 in the Guinness Men's Six Nations at Allianz Stadium Twickenham on Saturday, scoring tries from Jack Crowley, Dan Sheehan, Tommy O'Brien, Bundee Aki, and replacements for a bonus-point romp. England replied with tries from Maro Itoje, Ollie Lawrence, and Chandler Cunningham-South, but suffered their heaviest home Six Nations defeat, dropping to fourth with nine points from three games. Catherine, Princess of Wales, attended in an England rose-emblazoned blue coat, smiling through the loss; Kensington Palace later congratulated Ireland with a photo of her applauding.

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Ireland stormed Twickenham with six tries, delivering their biggest-ever London victory while the Princess of Wales clapped graciously from the stands amid the green wave.

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