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De la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' surprised pollsters by leading the May 31 first round with 43.7% of the vote, setting up a June 21 runoff against leftist Iván Cepeda. Trump's endorsement highlights de la Espriella's promises for mega-prisons, economic growth, and cracking down on drugs alongside Washington, while President Petro called it foreign intervention. A recent poll shows de la Espriella ahead 50.3% to 42.6%, amid Colombia's deep political divide and a record 58% turnout.

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President Trump called Abelardo de la Espriella a 'smart, strong, and tough leader' on Truth Social, praising his plans to fight crime and boost ties with the U.S.

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Spain dominated Saudi Arabia 4-0 in their second Group H match at the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta, with Lamine Yamal scoring early and Mikel Oyarzabal netting twice quickly. Substitute Torres saw his late tap-in ruled out by a marginal offside after a long VAR check, but his raw plea captured fans' hearts and drew sympathy from Spain and Barcelona supporters amid his recent struggles. The win puts La Roja atop the group on four points, while Torres' moment reminded everyone of the game's deep emotional pull.

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Ferrán Torres tapped in what he desperately hoped would be his World Cup goal, mouthing 'por favor, que sea gol'—please, let it be a goal—as he struck the ball in stoppage time.

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FIFA introduced three-minute hydration breaks midway through each half of every 2026 World Cup match to protect players from summer heat in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, even indoors or in cooler venues like Seattle. Bielsa argues they split the game into four periods instead of two, disrupting the sport's captivating rhythm that draws people in. Critics like Virgil van Dijk and Sean Dyche question their necessity and point to ad revenue for U.S. broadcaster Fox, estimated at $250 million, while data shows many goals come after restarts but purists say momentum suffers.

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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa didn't hold back at a Miami presser, calling the new mandatory hydration breaks a threat to football's soul. Fans have been booing the announcements right alongside him.

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The Tribunal Superior de Bogotá ruled late June 9 that De la Espriella, who led the first round on May 31 with 43.7% of the vote, must remove Colombia's flag and 'Firmes por la Patria' from websites, media, and social platforms within 24 hours. The order followed a complaint accusing his campaign of misusing state symbols, which Colombian law prohibits to prevent implying official endorsement. De la Espriella called it censorship, filed a counter-challenge, and urged fans to stay firm, while his base amplified the hashtag online despite the ruling. With the June 21 runoff against Iván Cepeda looming, the dispute highlights tensions over free speech and campaign rules in a tight race.

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Just days before Colombia's presidential runoff, a court told leading candidate Abelardo de la Espriella to strip patriotic symbols from his materials. His supporters responded by flooding social media with the banned slogan.

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European champions Spain dominated possession and created chances at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, yet debutants Cape Verde earned a historic 0-0 draw thanks to keeper Vozinha's saves. Many pointed to the graphics showing 'ESP 0-0 CPV,' questioning why not 'SPA' since there's no 'E' in Spain. Quick explanations noted 'ESP' comes from Spain's native 'España,' matching official FIFA, UEFA, and IOC codes like Switzerland's 'SUI' from 'Suisse'—with users mixing genuine surprise, mockery, and trolls over the international standard.

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Spain controlled the game but couldn't break through Cape Verde's defense in their World Cup opener, leaving fans puzzled by the scoreboard's 'ESP' next to La Roja's flag.

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With 99.98% of ballots counted, de la Espriella took 49.66% to Cepeda's 48.7% in the June 21 runoff, following a tight first round on May 31 amid concerns over crime and the economy. Nicknamed 'El Tigre,' the Trump-endorsed outsider campaigned on mega-prisons, cartel crackdowns, and U.S. ties, inspired by El Salvador's Bukele. Outgoing President Petro alleged interference without evidence, while observers praised the swift, transparent count; de la Espriella takes office August 7.

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Colombians waved flags from car roofs in street celebrations after Abelardo de la Espriella's razor-thin victory. The right-wing lawyer edged out leftist senator Iván Cepeda by under 250,000 votes.

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With 99.98% of ballots counted, de la Espriella took 49.66% to Cepeda's 48.7% in the June 21 runoff, following a tight first round on May 31 amid concerns over crime and the economy. Nicknamed 'El Tigre,' the Trump-endorsed outsider campaigned on mega-prisons, cartel crackdowns, and U.S. ties, inspired by El Salvador's Bukele. Outgoing President Petro alleged interference without evidence, while observers praised the swift, transparent count; de la Espriella takes office August 7.

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Colombians waved flags from car roofs in street celebrations after Abelardo de la Espriella's razor-thin victory. The right-wing lawyer edged out leftist senator Iván Cepeda by under 250,000 votes.

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The 23-year-old Verbruggen, who joined Brighton for £16 million in 2023, has impressed with sharp reflexes and a 71% save rate this season despite sharing starts. Reports from Spanish journalist Miguel Serrano claim Madrid see him as the long-term heir to Courtois, whose contract runs to 2027, with a potential £50-60 million move eyed for next summer. Brighton may consider offers soon as his deal expires in 2028, amid interest from Bayern Munich, PSG, and Tottenham, while Madrid also scout Porto's Diogo Costa and Dortmund's Gregor Kobel.

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With Thibaut Courtois at 34 and battling injuries, Real Madrid are quietly planning ahead by eyeing Brighton's young Dutch talent Bart Verbruggen.

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On May 21, FC Barcelona's squad celebrated their La Liga title at PortAventura World near Tarragona, with Pedri picking teammate Ferran to ride Europe's tallest coaster alongside him instead of Alejandra. Fans turned the clip into memes, joking about her as the ultimate third wheel and celebrating the players' bromance, complete with hand-holding thrills and laughs. The day included screams from Gavi and Lamine Yamal on other rides, photos with Dani Olmo and Eric García, and an afterparty at Bad Bunny's Barcelona concert alongside Robert Lewandowski and Alejandro Balde.

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Pedri and Ferran Torres buckled up front row on the massive Shambhala coaster, hands raised high, while girlfriend Alejandra Dorta sat alone behind with a deadpan glance.

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The article by Sam Dean details Yamal's quick growth from a 16-year-old Euro 2024 star to an 18-year-old Barcelona and Spain standout with Nike deals and political stances. It spotlights his pro-Palestine flag gesture, condemned by Israel's Defense Minister but defended by Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez, plus his response to anti-Muslim chants from fans. Critics call the piece a smear tainted by the outlet's pro-Israel stance, while defenders see praise in phrases like 'strong-voiced'; Yamal responded on the pitch, scoring in Spain's World Cup win over Saudi Arabia and kneeling in prayer.

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Lamine Yamal waved a Palestinian flag during Barcelona's title parade, drawing both support and sharp criticism. Now a Telegraph profile tracing his rise has fans firing back.

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In Seattle's Lumen Field, Egypt took a 1-0 lead early through Emam Ashour's strike off a Mohamed Salah assist, dominating with threats from Omar Marmoush. Belgium coach's bold move to sub on all-time top scorer Lukaku shifted everything, as his surging run led to defender Mohamed Hany's panicked own goal. Egypt's 18-year-old Barcelona prospect Hamza Abdelkarim debuted as their youngest World Cup player ever, with coach Hossam Hassan predicting a big future, while the 1-1 result keeps both teams in Group G contention.

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Romelu Lukaku stepped onto the pitch after 66 minutes—and just 22 seconds later, forced an own goal to equalize in a thrilling World Cup opener.

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The 29-year-old Arsenal midfielder recovered from a five-month foot stress fracture just in time for Sunday's Premier League finale against Crystal Palace, where the Gunners will lift the 2025/26 trophy after ending a 22-year wait last week. His relentless rehab, including attending every team meeting, earned praise as a 'massive inspiration,' with clips showing him sharp and ready. Teammate David Raya called him 'The 🔨' for his powerful headers, and Merino told reporters his foot feels great ahead of the dead-rubber match and the Champions League final versus PSG on May 30.

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Mikel Merino sprinted through drills and juggled balls like he'd never missed a beat, then got mobbed by teammates in a tunnel of high-fives from Mikel Arteta himself.

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The 23-year-old Spain star told El Larguero he's comfortable at Athletic and wants to repay the club's affection by fulfilling his contract through 2035—or longer. Plagued by pubalgia and a hamstring tear this year, he still managed 6 goals and 3 assists in 25 La Liga starts as the team finished 12th. Rooted in Bilbao where his family resettled from Ghana and the club raised him alongside brother Inaki, Williams embodies Athletic's Basque loyalty amid transfer rumors from Barcelona and Arsenal.

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Despite a brutal season of injuries and painkillers, Nico Williams shared his heart on Spanish radio: he'd sign to stay with Athletic Club forever if he could.

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In Group H's opener at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, heavy favorites Spain drew 0-0 with debutants Cape Verde, a nation of 600,000 people. Real Sociedad forward Oyarzabal, fresh off 13 goals in 13 prior caps including the Euro 2024 final winner, became the first player in records to play half an hour without a single touch. Cape Verde's defense, anchored by Ireland-born Roberto 'Pico' Lopes and 40-year-old keeper Vozinha's seven big saves, held firm despite Spain's 734 passes to their 205. Fans memed the mishap, dubbing him 'Mikel Oywherestheball' as La Roja eye fixes before facing Saudi Arabia and Uruguay.

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Spain dominated Cape Verde with 74% possession and 27 shots, yet Mikel Oyarzabal spent the opening 30 minutes without touching the ball once—a bizarre World Cup first since 1966.

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Official tallies show Sánchez at 50.10% and Fujimori at 49.90% after Sunday's election, Peru's ninth leadership change in a decade amid instability over crime, economy, and corruption. A 2023 video resurfaced where Fujimori tells Colombian President Gustavo Petro to keep his 'red nose' out of Peru's affairs, prompting Petro's sharp retort tying her potential loss to her father's human rights convictions. Both candidates urge patience as contested ballots may delay results until July, with urban Lima backing Fujimori and rural areas favoring Sánchez.

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With 95% of votes counted, just 42,000 ballots separate leftist Roberto Sánchez from conservative Keiko Fujimori in Peru's tense runoff.

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During a UN debate on Middle East peace that Petro chaired, he blamed global oil greed for Israel's Gaza actions and warned of Nazis returning, citing tens of thousands killed—figures now reported over 70,000 by Gaza's Health Ministry and broadly accepted by Israel. The U.S. called it antisemitic and Holocaust-diminishing, while Israel's UN ambassador labeled Petro delusional and its foreign minister accused him of trivializing the Holocaust. With Colombia's presidential runoff looming on June 21 and Petro's term ending soon amid domestic woes, many Colombians voiced regret online, saying he does not represent them.

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Colombia's President Gustavo Petro stunned the UN Security Council by comparing Middle East conflicts to a Nazi resurgence, capping off a week marked by his unapologetic 'Heil Hitler' post online.

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CE Sabadell overturned a 2-0 deficit from the first leg by beating Real Madrid Castilla 3-0 in the second leg of the Segunda Division promotion playoffs, advancing with a 3-2 aggregate score. Goals for Sabadell were scored by Joel Priego and David Astals in the first half, with a third goal in the final minutes sealing the victory. Real Madrid Castilla's elimination keeps them in Primera RFEF.

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The debutants from Cape Verde fought back twice for a thrilling 2-2 draw against two-time champions Uruguay in Group H, earning their second point from two games. Pina scored early with a Roberto Carlos-style rocket, but Uruguay replied with goals from Maxi Araújo and Agustín Canobbio before halftime; substitute Hélio Varela equalized quickly in the second half. Goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Cándida Évora, finally watched from the stands after visa hurdles, proudly draped in the national flag as her son shone until the 44th minute. Both teams have four points, and a win could send Cape Verde into the knockouts.

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Kevin Pina curled a stunning 30-yard free kick past Uruguay's keeper, etching Cape Verde's first-ever World Cup goal into history at Hard Rock Stadium.

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Cape Verde earned a historic point in their first-ever World Cup match on June 15 in Atlanta, thanks to Vozinha's heroics that held off stars like Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams. Back home in Mindelo, thousands celebrated with a massive waterfront mural of him in his yellow kit, arms outstretched over the national flag. His Instagram followers surged from 50,000 to over 14 million, while his mother Ana Cândida Évora, who predicted no goals would pass him, now travels to Miami for the next game against Uruguay after U.S. officials waived her visa fees. Vozinha, emotional post-match, called having his family there very important as Cape Verde eyes more history.

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In a stunning 0-0 draw against Spain, 40-year-old Vozinha made seven saves, including a reflex stunner on Mikel Oyarzabal, turning him into a national hero overnight.

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