اتجاهات تويتر/X في Portugal - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz rallied from 2-5 down in the second set to beat Valentin Royer 6-2, 7-5, staying 9-0 this year. No. 2 Jannik Sinner defeated Alexei Popyrin 6-3, 7-5 in his Doha debut, extending his run of deep tournament results. Alcaraz faces Karen Khachanov next, Sinner meets Jakub Mensik, with a potential final between them ahead. Both shared fist-pump celebrations online after strong wins full of drop shots and venomous forehands.

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Carlos Alcaraz grinned at the net after his comeback, telling qualifier Valentin Royer, 'I'll wait for you, man!' Both top seeds kept their flawless starts alive in Doha.

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Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 on February 17 with an early Vinícius goal, but the game halted after he claimed Prestianni called him 'mono,' Spanish for monkey; Prestianni denied racism, saying he used a homophobic slur instead. Benfica countered by accusing Federico Valverde of punching their player and Real stars of hurling slurs like 'mono blanco' at Prestianni. UEFA appointed an ethics inspector to investigate all claims ahead of the February 25 second leg, as both sides brace for potential bans that could impact their campaigns.

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A tense Champions League playoff match stopped for 10 minutes when Vinícius Júnior accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a racist slur, setting off a storm of counter-allegations.

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An edited image pitting six elite goalkeepers—Neuer, Alisson, Courtois, Donnarumma, Ter Stegen, and Onana—against a decisive penalty sparked lively fan debates. Courtois faced the most backlash despite his 17% career save rate and key role in Real Madrid's 2022 UCL win, while fans championed outsiders like Emiliano Martínez for his World Cup heroics. A follow-up post shifted to penalty takers like Kane, Haaland, and Messi, blending stats, loyalties, and memorable moments in the fun back-and-forth.

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Picture this: a 95th-minute penalty in a Champions League final at a roaring Wembley. Fans are picking which keeper stands tall under that pressure.

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The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Friday that Trump overstepped by using emergency powers for global tariffs, prompting Trump to announce new 10% import tariffs under different authority. Lutnick stood stone-faced next to Trump as he criticized the decision, contrasting his past confident predictions of victory and drawing comparisons to earlier smirks. Pressure on Lutnick builds from bipartisan lawmakers over his 2012 visit to Jeffrey Epstein's island—revealed in unsealed documents—plus claims his firm bought discounted tariff refund rights, though the firm denies benefiting from the ruling. Trump continues to back him publicly despite the bipartisan scrutiny.

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A grim photo of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick beside President Trump during a heated White House briefing turned into instant online memes, dubbing him a 'hostage' amid fresh calls for his removal.

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Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 on February 17 with an early Vinícius goal, but the game halted after he claimed Prestianni called him 'mono,' Spanish for monkey; Prestianni denied racism, saying he used a homophobic slur instead. Benfica countered by accusing Federico Valverde of punching their player and Real stars of hurling slurs like 'mono blanco' at Prestianni. UEFA appointed an ethics inspector to investigate all claims ahead of the February 25 second leg, as both sides brace for potential bans that could impact their campaigns.

Key Takeaway

A tense Champions League playoff match stopped for 10 minutes when Vinícius Júnior accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a racist slur, setting off a storm of counter-allegations.

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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz rallied from 2-5 down in the second set to beat Valentin Royer 6-2, 7-5, staying 9-0 this year. No. 2 Jannik Sinner defeated Alexei Popyrin 6-3, 7-5 in his Doha debut, extending his run of deep tournament results. Alcaraz faces Karen Khachanov next, Sinner meets Jakub Mensik, with a potential final between them ahead. Both shared fist-pump celebrations online after strong wins full of drop shots and venomous forehands.

Key Takeaway

Carlos Alcaraz grinned at the net after his comeback, telling qualifier Valentin Royer, 'I'll wait for you, man!' Both top seeds kept their flawless starts alive in Doha.

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