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On February 17 at Estádio da Luz, Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 in the Champions League playoff first leg thanks to Vinícius' second-half goal. Tension boiled over when Prestianni confronted him, prompting referee François Letexier to trigger FIFA's anti-racism protocol amid player exchanges and a Benfica coach's red card. Vinícius and teammates like Kylian Mbappé claimed Prestianni used the racist slur 'mono,' while reports say Prestianni told UEFA it was a homophobic term instead—both carry severe penalties under rules. UEFA is investigating with videos and witness accounts as Benfica defends their player and Real pushes for sanctions.

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Vinícius Júnior scored the winner against Benfica, but his celebration ignited a heated clash with young winger Gianluca Prestianni that halted the game for 10 minutes.

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In the UEFA Champions League knockout playoff first leg Tuesday, Galatasaray trailed at halftime but erupted for five goals, including two assisted by on-loan striker Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian forward forced three turnovers that led directly to goals and pressured Juve's defense into a red card, leaving them with 10 men. Fans praised his work rate as a 'pressing iron,' highlighting his six goals and two assists this campaign despite his post-match frustration at not scoring himself. The win gives Gala a strong edge before the Feb. 25 return leg in Turin.

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Victor Osimhen didn't score, but his non-stop pressing tore Juventus apart, sparking a 5-2 comeback win for Galatasaray in Istanbul.

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Barcelona fell 2-1 to Girona on Monday, dropping two points behind Real Madrid with 58 points after 24 games. Frenkie de Jong drew heavy criticism for routine passes and weak defending without injured Pedri, who's been out since January 21 and expected back late this month. Fans and outlets questioned his impact, though some defend his past highs; Pedri's return could restore midfield balance as Hansi Flick resets the squad for Sunday's rebound.

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Pau Cubarsi gave Barcelona the lead, Lamine Yamal missed a penalty, and then Fran Beltran's 86th-minute strike flipped the Catalan derby on its head.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected the Jackson family's bid for the civil rights icon to lie in honor in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, following historical precedent reserved for former presidents, military leaders, and top officials. The 84-year-old activist, who died February 17, 2026, after battling Parkinson's, had twice run for president and founded the Rainbow PUSH Coalition. Critics like NAACP President Derrick Johnson decried the move as a disregard for democracy, while defenders noted similar denials for figures like Charlie Kirk and Dick Cheney; Jackson's family plans memorials in Chicago, South Carolina, and possibly D.C.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., who marched alongside Martin Luther King Jr. and fought for voting rights, won't receive the Capitol's rare lie-in-honor tribute his family requested.

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Como, led by Cesc Fabregas, beat Juventus 2-0 at Allianz Stadium on Saturday, their first double over the Old Lady this season. Mërgim Vojvoda scored in the 11th after Di Gregorio palmed a curling shot into his own net, and Maxence Caqueret added a second amid defensive errors. Juventus controlled possession but managed only three shots on target, extending their losing streak to three matches including a 5-2 Champions League loss to Galatasaray. Fans heavily criticized the goalkeeper's shaky form, with many calling for his summer exit despite nine clean sheets earlier in Serie A.

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Juventus fans watched in disbelief as mid-table Como struck first in the 11th minute, with Michele Di Gregorio's weak parry turning into an early gift that set the tone for another home defeat.

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Natalie Decker crashed into the No. 41 car of Sam Mayer, which had four flat tires, no brakes, and no front end, after her spotter indicated the track was clear. Decker described it as one of her hardest hits and confirmed she was okay. Debate arose over whether Decker failed to slow down or if Mayer unexpectedly rolled up the track.

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During Benfica's 1-0 playoff loss to Real Madrid on Tuesday, Otamendi flashed tattoos honoring Argentina's 2022 World Cup win with Lionel Messi, Copa América, and Finalissima while facing Vinícius Júnior. His full-back design, inked since 2019 at Manchester City, features detailed portraits of Walter White from Breaking Bad, Ragnar Lothbrok from Vikings, Thomas Shelby from Peaky Blinders, and more like Prison Break's Michael Scofield and The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes, mixed with Maradona and Game of Thrones motifs. Fans praise his 'elite taste' while others tease the veteran's 'teen vibes,' highlighting the battle-hardened defender's pop culture passion.

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In the heat of a Champions League clash, Benfica's Nicolas Otamendi lifted his shirt to reveal a sprawling back canvas of TV icons and Argentina triumphs. The 38-year-old captain's ink turned heads, blending binge-watch favorites with World Cup glory.

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Users on X are humorously proposing an expanded 'Great Empire of Long Florida' that includes Cuba, parts of Louisiana, and Texas, dubbing it the 'golden circle' or 'Florida Loop.' Discussions reference 'Florida Man' stereotypes, manifest destiny, and playful name changes like 'Yeehaw Florida' for Texas, 'New Tampa,' and 'Miami 2 Electric Bugaloo.' Comments debate defensibility, overpopulation, and emergency states in the hypothetical empire.

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During Real Madrid's 1-0 win over Benfica on February 17, Gianluca Prestianni told UEFA investigators he called Vinícius 'maricón,' a Spanish anti-gay slur, not 'mono' for monkey as alleged by Vinícius, Kylian Mbappé, and Aurélien Tchouaméni. Play stopped for nearly 10 minutes under anti-racism protocols, with José Mourinho intervening on the pitch. Real Madrid submitted evidence, prompting UEFA's probe under rules covering insults based on race or sexual orientation, which could ban Prestianni for at least 10 matches. Vinícius called abusers cowards on Instagram, while reactions from coaches like Álvaro Arbeloa and Vincent Kompany highlighted divides over blame and history.

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In the heat of a tense Champions League clash, Benfica's young winger admitted to a homophobic slur toward Vinícius Júnior, but denied the racist insult the Brazilian star reported.

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Osasuna beat La Liga leaders Real Madrid 2-1 at home, thanks to Ante Budimir's VAR-awarded penalty before halftime and García's late clincher after shrugging off a defender. Vinícius Júnior equalized for Madrid in the 73rd minute amid relentless boos, but a loose pass from substitute Dani Ceballos handed Osasuna the winner—cleared by VAR despite an offside flag. The upset, Osasuna's first league win over Madrid since 2011, leaves Los Blancos two points clear at the top, with Barcelona able to close the gap Sunday.

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El Sadar erupted as Raúl García clipped the ball past Courtois in the 90th minute, ending Madrid's eight-game winning streak in dramatic fashion.

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Real Madrid secured a narrow 1-0 win in the Champions League playoff first leg at Estádio da Luz, thanks to Vinícius Júnior's curled strike in the 50th minute. Chaos erupted when Vinícius reported racist abuse from Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, pausing play for nearly 10 minutes and leading to Benfica's assistant coach getting sent off. Post-match, outrage focused on Valverde escaping punishment for his elbow toward Dahl's face, with Benfica fans calling it a clear red while Madrid supporters saw it as just freeing his arm in a grapple; Benfica also griped over a waved-off penalty shout.

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Fede Valverde's arm swing at Samuel Dahl right by the Benfica bench looked brutal in clips—no ball in sight, just pure tussle. Fans couldn't believe referee François Letexier and VAR let it slide without even a booking.

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