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In the heated Barcelona presidential race set for March 15, incumbent Laporta accused rival Font of destabilizing the team by referencing the Negreira scandal, where the club paid over €7 million to a referees' official for reports. Font refuses to back down, criticizing Laporta's tenure over issues like a Nike commission, a controversial DR Congo sponsorship, a crypto deal with ZKP links, Camp Nou delays, and fan group expulsions, while promising €1.65 billion revenue without asset sales. Fans and observers see Font's tactics as overly aggressive, setting up a clash between Laporta's stability pitch and Font's call for change.

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Joan Laporta didn't hold back, calling out Víctor Font for labeling FC Barcelona 'Negreira's Barça' and demanding an apology to the club's loyal workers and fans.

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La Velada del Año VI heads to Seville's Estadio La Cartuja on July 25, featuring 20 streamer and YouTuber fighters in amateur bouts, from football journalists Edu Aguirre vs. Gastón Edul to heavyweights IlloJuan vs. TheGrefg. Standout matchups include the rap-fueled clash between Lit Killah and Kidd Keo, plus women's fights like Rivers vs. RoRo and Marta Díaz vs. Tatiana Kaer. The event follows record-breaking editions, with last year's 10.8 million peak viewers in the same stadium, musical guests, and tickets now available after 80,000 sold out fast last time.

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Ibai Llanos stepped onto the stage at Barcelona's Teatro Victoria and revealed the 10-fight lineup one by one, lighting up screens worldwide for his massive boxing event.

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Users on X debate whether Cesc Fàbregas's strong performance managing Como in Serie A surpasses Mikel Arteta's tenure at Arsenal in the Premier League. Discussions highlight Arteta's challenges competing against Pep Guardiola, high spending at Arsenal, and the pressures of managing big clubs versus smaller ones like Como.

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Inter Miami beat D.C. United 2-1 on March 7 in a match relocated to Baltimore's massive 71,000-seat stadium due to huge demand for Messi, shattering attendance records for both teams and the venue. A fan account's claim that Baltimore isn't known for soccer prompted sharp pushback from ESPN analyst Taylor Twellman and locals, who pointed to the city's decades-long passion, including the championship-winning Baltimore Blast indoor team from the 1980s and 1990s and a 2009 Chelsea-AC Milan friendly that drew 71,203. Fans celebrated the turnout as proof of the market's readiness for an MLS expansion team.

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Lionel Messi notched his 899th career goal before a roaring crowd of 72,026 at M&T Bank Stadium, turning a regular MLS game into Baltimore's biggest soccer spectacle ever.

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European conservatives and nationalists, including Dutch commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, have intensified criticism of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen regarding the implementation of the EU's 2024 Migration and Asylum Pact. Vlaardingerbroek accused von der Leyen of harming Europe through migration, farming policies, and vaccine mandates in a November 10, 2025 speech, while Orbán rejected financial contributions to migrant relocation on November 12. Polish and Greek MEPs confronted von der Leyen in parliament, linking the pact to increased crime and cultural threats, despite a reported 35% drop in irregular crossings from July 2024 to June 2025.

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In a fiery speech that electrified conservative audiences, Dutch commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek vowed to reclaim Europe from 'unelected bureaucrats' like Ursula von der Leyen, blaming her policies for devastation across the continent.

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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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