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Liverpool beat Wolves 3-1 Friday night to reach the FA Cup quarterfinals, with Robertson scoring in the 51st minute and assisting Mohamed Salah three minutes later before Curtis Jones sealed it late. The 32-year-old Scotland captain, who's seen limited starts behind new signing Milos Kerkez, brushed off any frustration post-match, saying he has nothing to prove after nine years and 300-plus appearances. Fans called for his contract extension, pundits noted his bench role stings, and even Kerkez liked his teammate's goal post—all as talks stall on a new deal.

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Subbed on at halftime, Andrew Robertson curled in a beauty and set up Salah, turning the game and reminding everyone of his Anfield magic.

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In a La Vanguardia interview on March 8, former Barcelona coach Xavi accused Alejandro Echevarría, an unofficial advisor and ex-brother-in-law to president Joan Laporta, of effectively running the club and deciding to sack him in 2024 despite an earlier reversal. Xavi detailed how Echevarría allegedly spread false claims to players like Sergi Roberto, Pedri, and Raphinha that he wanted them sold, and launched a media campaign against him alongside Laporta. He also claimed Laporta blocked Lionel Messi's near-return in 2023, with the revelations coming just a week before the club's March 15 presidential elections.

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Xavi Hernández sat down for a candid interview, laying out his side of the dramatic saga that ended his time as Barcelona coach nearly two years ago.

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A popular X post from The Touchline presents a photo of six renowned centre-backs—Virgil van Dijk, Sergio Ramos, John Terry, Gerard Pique, William Saliba, and Thiago Silva—and prompts users to choose one for removal. The post has garnered widespread engagement and discussion.

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Sevilla and Rayo Vallecano battled to a gritty 1-1 La Liga draw at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán on Sunday evening. Nigerian striker Akor Adams opened the scoring with a powerful header from César Azpilicueta's cross, his seventh goal of the season, before Pacha Espino leveled with a left-footed strike from outside the box in the 50th minute. Both mid-table sides—Sevilla 12th, Rayo 13th—picked up a vital point in their fight to avoid relegation, with fans celebrating Adams' aerial prowess and calling him a 'BULL.'

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Akor Adams leaped high to thump a header past the keeper, sending Sevilla fans into a frenzy just 13 minutes in. Rayo Vallecano hit back with a stunning long-range rocket to share the points.

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A popular X post from The Touchline presents a photo of six renowned centre-backs—Virgil van Dijk, Sergio Ramos, John Terry, Gerard Pique, William Saliba, and Thiago Silva—and prompts users to choose one for removal. The post has garnered widespread engagement and discussion.

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In 1984, Betty Mahmoody joined her Iranian husband in Tehran for what she thought was a two-week visit, only for him to declare it permanent, leaving her unable to leave without his permission. She and her daughter Mahtob spent 18 months in captivity before escaping through a dangerous border into Turkey, a story that fueled her 1987 bestseller and the film starring Sally Field. The clip has drawn thousands sharing memories of its impact, personal abduction fears, and laments over today's cultural sensitivities, while critics call it propaganda and Moody disputed the account before his 2009 death. Decades later, it echoes Iran's ongoing restrictions on women, from hijab laws to travel barriers.

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A desperate plea from a 1991 movie clip brings back the gripping true tale of Betty Mahmoody, trapped in Iran with her young daughter under strict Sharia laws.

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In 1984, Betty Mahmoody joined her Iranian husband in Tehran for what she thought was a two-week visit, only for him to declare it permanent, leaving her unable to leave without his permission. She and her daughter Mahtob spent 18 months in captivity before escaping through a dangerous border into Turkey, a story that fueled her 1987 bestseller and the film starring Sally Field. The clip has drawn thousands sharing memories of its impact, personal abduction fears, and laments over today's cultural sensitivities, while critics call it propaganda and Moody disputed the account before his 2009 death. Decades later, it echoes Iran's ongoing restrictions on women, from hijab laws to travel barriers.

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A desperate plea from a 1991 movie clip brings back the gripping true tale of Betty Mahmoody, trapped in Iran with her young daughter under strict Sharia laws.

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Eduardo Camavinga will miss Real Madrid's game against Getafe because of a toothache, with no serious injury reported. The absence was confirmed by Fabrizio Romano citing Cope.

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At the inaugural 'Board of Peace' meeting of the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, flags including Finland's appeared behind Trump as he wielded a golden gavel, despite Finland declining the invitation over concerns with the board's Trump-led structure and veto power. The gathering focused on over $17 billion in Gaza reconstruction pledges, mainly from Gulf states and Hungary, while major Western allies like Germany, the UK, France, and Canada stayed away. Amid this, Finnish President Alexander Stubb dismissed Russia's $12 trillion U.S. business deal pitches as lies, since they exceed Russia's $2.5 trillion GDP; Russia's envoy Kirill Dmitriev hit back, calling Stubb's brain too small for such numbers and mocking his grasp of Finnish saunas.

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Finns spotted their national flag on display at Trump's new institute during a peace meeting they skipped entirely. The unexpected sight quickly turned into a point of national pride and anger.

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Murillo's last-gasp block preserved a 2-2 draw for Forest against Manchester City at the Etihad, keeping Arsenal's seven-point lead at the Premier League summit intact after their 1-0 win at Brighton. Gunners supporters swarmed his Instagram wedding photo with grateful comments like 'You're invited to our title parade brother' and 'What a legend,' complete with heart and trophy emojis. The outpouring highlighted Arsenal's passion with nine games left, even as some rivals called it over the top.

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In the ninth minute of stoppage time, Nottingham Forest's Murillo hooked a goal-bound shot off the line, handing Arsenal fans a title race lifeline they won't forget.

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The Galaxy opened their 2026 season with a 1-1 draw away to Panamanian underdogs Sporting San Miguelito at Estadio Universidad Latina. Tello gave the hosts a shock lead in the 37th minute, exploiting loose marking, before Paintsil equalized in the 68th off a deflection set up by debutant João Klauss. Galaxy debutants Justin Haak and Jakob Glesnes impressed, with Glesnes earning Man of the Match for his passing, though the team extended their run to 11 games without a clean sheet. Coach Greg Vanney praised the hosts' battle and called for faster play in the second leg on February 25 at Dignity Health Sports Park.

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Rodrigo Tello's towering header stunned the LA Galaxy, but Joseph Paintsil's timely strike kept their Champions Cup hopes alive in Panama.

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