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Asad Abrar, founder of San Francisco startup Drizz, demoed OpenClaw, an open-source AI assistant, receiving a natural-language prompt via Discord to navigate the apps flawlessly. Drizz's vision AI reads the screen like a human, handling dynamic elements, date pickers, and pop-ups on real devices—no brittle scripts or emulators needed. This 'vibe QA testing' cuts failure rates from 15% to 5%, speeds up test creation 10x, and integrates into CI/CD pipelines, letting teams describe tests in plain English.

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A simple Discord message made a physical Android phone search Airbnb for San Francisco stays and Amazon for sunscreens—all on its own, without scripts or human help.

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The former Liverpool forward told casino.org that the 22-year-old Sesko, who joined from RB Leipzig for £73.7 million last summer, isn't a long-term answer and wouldn't start in United's biggest games. Sesko has scored 10 goals this season, including key winners off the bench, helping United to third place with 55 points from 31 games and seven wins in Carrick's first 10 matches. While some fans predict Sesko will shine brighter next season and question Owen's Liverpool bias, others agree the club needs elite firepower for trophies.

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Michael Owen sparked fury among Manchester United fans by dismissing their promising striker Benjamin Sesko as unfit for title chases, even as the team surges under interim boss Michael Carrick.

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On April 1, a Manchester United fan account posted a dramatic photo and claim that captain Bruno Fernandes suffered a season-ending knee injury during international duty, racking up thousands of likes and emotional replies. The poster later admitted it was an April Fool's joke, as Fernandes had just starred for Portugal with two assists in their 2-0 win over the USMNT. Reactions split between devastated supporters offering prayers and critics calling the prank tasteless, especially given ACL injuries' typical 6-9 month recovery amid United's top-four push.

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A fake post claiming Bruno Fernandes tore his ACL left United fans heartbroken—until the April Fool's reveal brought sighs of relief.

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Newcastle United announced as part of stadium improvements that supporters leaving before full time must scan their tickets to exit, with data affecting future ticket access. The post, made on April 1, was recognized by fans as an April Fools' prank.

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John Cleese posted that Vladimir Putin has 'kompromat' on Donald Trump capable of ending his career overnight. He claimed Putin used this material to influence Trump into actions against U.S. interests. The post quoted criticism of Trump's deference to Putin and prompted debates in replies demanding evidence or dismissing the claim.

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The 22-year-old Cameroonian midfielder, a long-time United target, joined Brighton from Lille for £25m in January 2024 and impressed with his physicality early on. This season he's made 25 appearances with 19 starts but no goals or assists, prompting Brighton to accept they may lose him amid United's renewed interest. Fans are divided—some see him anchoring Ruben Amorim's midfield under £70m, while others question his value compared to stars like Bruno Guimaraes, with his market value around €55m and contract until 2029.

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Manchester United's pursuit of Carlos Baleba suddenly feels within reach as Brighton signals they're ready to lower their steep asking price.

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The Uruguayan striker, who left Anfield last summer for a £46 million move to Al-Hilal, opened up in an AUF TV interview ahead of Uruguay's friendly against England at Wembley. He credited Liverpool fans for welcoming him and his family, especially during tough personal times, and for their unwavering support that helped fuel the Reds' 2024/25 Premier League title win—their first in 30 years. Núñez's raw energy and pressing were key to that triumph, and his heartfelt words highlight a bond that fans say runs both ways, even as Liverpool struggles without his hustle.

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Back in England with Uruguay, Darwin Núñez got real about the void left by Liverpool's roar. 'I would be lying if I told you I don’t miss the Liverpool supporters,' he confessed.

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On February 28 at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, Navarrete (40-2-1, 33 KOs) dominated the previously unbeaten IBF champ Nunez, securing an 11th-round TKO to unify the WBO and IBF super featherweight titles. The three-division king, with past wins over Oscar Valdez and Isaac Dogboe, delivered his sharpest performance in years, boosting his title fight record to 10-2-1. Fans split on his pound-for-pound ranking—some place him top 10 like BoxRec's No. 10, while critics say he needs to beat division leaders like Rafael Espinoza first.

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Emanuel Navarrete came out swinging and never let up, breaking down Eduardo Nunez with relentless pressure until the doctor stopped it due to swelling around his eyes.

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth urged Gulf states including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain to develop proper military formations to defend themselves rather than relying on media displays of flags. He emphasized the need for them to learn how to fight independently.

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England manager Thomas Tuchel defended withdrawing Arsenal's Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, and Noni Madueke from international duty, citing injury risks from recent matches like the Carabao Cup final and a Wembley clash. Rice and Saka reported late and showed issues in assessments, while Madueke picked up a knee problem against Uruguay. The moves are part of eight early departures as England ramps up World Cup prep, leaving Arsenal—who lead the Premier League by seven points—to focus on upcoming FA Cup and Champions League games with hopes for quick recoveries.

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Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka pushed to play despite clear discomfort after arriving late to camp. Thomas Tuchel chose caution over risk, pulling them ahead of the Japan friendly.

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INEOS took over football operations after buying a 27.7% stake in late 2023, splashing over £250m on 11 signings from summer 2024, including stars like Mbeumo, Šeško, and Cunha who are delivering goals and stability. Standouts like young keeper Lammens earn 9/10 and 10/10 ratings for his composure, while De Ligt and Mazraoui bolster the defense—but Ugarte and Zirkzee draw sharp criticism as misses. Under interim boss Michael Carrick, who's won six of seven since January, United sit third after beating Crystal Palace on March 1, sparking talk of a top-four push or even more.

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Fans are handing out high marks to most of Manchester United's big-money buys since INEOS stepped in, with new players fueling a climb to third in the Premier League.

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Arsenal Women have loaned academy product Vivienne Lia to Hammarby in Sweden's Damallsvenskan for the rest of the 2025/26 season. The dynamic left winger, who signed her first pro contract last January and gained experience on loan at Nottingham Forest, follows in the footsteps of recent Arsenal exports like Cecily Wellesley-Smith to FC Rosengard. Lia praised endorsements from former Hammarby players Smilla Holmberg and Kyra Cooney-Cross, while fans applaud the move for securing vital minutes abroad amid a competitive Championship. With British-Tanzanian roots and England youth caps, this step could propel her toward Arsenal's senior squad.

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Nineteen-year-old Vivienne Lia is heading to Sweden, eager for more playing time after her early stint in England. She calls it a chance to grow at a top club and experience life abroad.

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