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Arsenal took the lead through William Saliba's header from a corner in the 21st minute, only for Chelsea to equalize deep into stoppage time via Piero Hincapié's own goal off Reece James' set piece. Jurrien Timber headed the winner in the 66th from Declan Rice's corner, right before Pedro Neto's reckless lunge earned a second yellow, leaving Chelsea with 10 men. Raya's string of late saves sealed the gritty 2-1 win—all three goals from corners, matching Arsenal's record 16 direct set-piece strikes this season—restoring their five-point lead at the top.

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David Raya's huge saves kept Arsenal's hearts beating after Chelsea pulled level late in the first half. Mikel Arteta admitted his 'heart almost stopped' before the keeper revived it.

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Posted yesterday by @notcee_fan, the photo racked up over a million views, 6,600 likes, and nearly 5,000 replies. Most replies cracked up, dubbing the girlfriend Wolverine or a werewolf, with memes featuring pixel art mutants and Ben 10 villains. Some got practical, plotting insurance claims by blaming Wolverine, while others urged forgiveness or breaking up with super-powered partners.

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A car door slashed with six-inch gashes looks like Wolverine went berserk on it. One post asked: 'wyd if your girlfriend does this?'

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A zero-day vulnerability in Oracle's E-Business Suite, exploited by the Cl0p ransomware group since July 2025, led to the theft of sensitive data from thousands of users, including the Washington Post, Logitech, and the UK's National Health Service. Oracle disclosed the breach on October 4, 2025, amid a class-action lawsuit alleging security lapses and delayed reporting. The incident coincides with Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison's push for consolidating national data into unified platforms to enable AI-driven digital identities and surveillance, drawing criticism from journalist Michael Shellenberger and public concerns over privacy risks.

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Just as Oracle's Larry Ellison urges centralizing all national data for AI surveillance, a massive breach exposes thousands of users' sensitive information to ransomware hackers.

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Nigel Farage, MP for Clacton, missed a meeting of the Clacton Town Board discussing the £20m 'Love Clacton' project for local regeneration. He instead attended an event with backers at the White Owl in Newcastle, 300 miles away. This marks his tenth absence from such meetings since his election.

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On February 24, 2026, President Trump welcomed Sage Blair, a Liberty University student, and her adoptive grandmother Michele Blair as guests to his State of the Union address to highlight parental rights in schools and push states to ban gender transitions for minors. Sage's troubles started in 2021 when a Virginia school counselor affirmed her male identity request without telling her guardian, leading to harassment in boys' restrooms and her eventual run away, sex trafficking, and assaults. Michele sued the school board for Title IX violations; a federal appeals court revived the claim last year, finding the school's response inadequate, while inspiring Virginia's 'Sage's Law' bills blocked by Democrats.

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Sage Blair's high school nightmare began with a counselor's quiet affirmation and ended in trafficking horrors—now her family watches from the Capitol gallery as Trump spotlights their story.

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AC Milan is advancing talks to sign 19-year-old Corinthians midfielder André Luiz Santos Dias for €12-13 million plus add-ons and a sell-on clause, with a personal five-year agreement until 2031 already secured. The 1.83m dynamo, who made 11 senior appearances and scored two goals this season despite an ankle injury, fits Milan's plan to rebuild with undervalued South American talents. While Milan supporters celebrate the potential first 2026/27 signing, Corinthians fans feel the sting of losing a homegrown player amid their Libertadores campaign, though the fee brings vital debt relief.

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At just 19, André Luiz has Corinthians fans torn between pride and pain as AC Milan closes in on his signature. The box-to-box midfielder's rise from academy to senior goals has everyone watching.

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Port Vale stunned Northampton Town 1-0 away in EFL League One on Tuesday night, with Stockley's first-half stoppage-time goal from a long throw securing three precious points. The Valiants, managed by Jon Brady who returned to his former club, absorbed heavy pressure and defended resolutely in a gritty, low-quality affair marked by injuries. The win lifts Vale to 26 points from 31 games, closing the gap on relegation rivals and sparking hope amid their fight at the bottom.

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Jayden Stockley pounced at the back post in stoppage time, drilling home a poacher's finish that turned a scrappy battle into a vital lifeline for rock-bottom Port Vale.

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In a tense Premier League match Sunday, Trossard faced heavy fan backlash for his ineffective play, leading Arteta to sub him off at the 76th minute alongside the strong-performing Eberechi Eze for Martinelli and captain Martin Odegaard. Eze, Arsenal's £67.5 million signing from Palace last August, impressed before exiting, sparking debates over starting him ahead of Odegaard in midfield for the upcoming Chelsea clash at the Emirates on March 1. Sitting top with 58 points from 27 games, two ahead of Manchester City, Arsenal's rotation choices now loom large in the title race.

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With Arsenal trailing 1-3 against Crystal Palace, fans grew restless as Leandro Trossard struggled on the pitch, shouting 'How is he still playing?' before Mikel Arteta made the big switch.

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A three-year starter and captain at Boston College from 1959-62, Bill averaged 14.5 points per game and ranks among the program's top scorers, later earning Hall of Fame honors. He supported Billy's career from Providence to Florida's back-to-back titles in 2006-2007, and even Bulls games, staying close to the Gators after Billy's departure. Tributes highlight his gentle presence, with coaches and broadcasters remembering his awareness and warmth; Florida will hold a moment of silence Tuesday against South Carolina.

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Bill Donovan Sr. sat courtside for nearly every game his son Billy coached, offering quiet encouragement with his signature kindness.

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Transfer rumors point to United preparing a €114 million bid for Anderson this summer, topping the £89 million spent on Paul Pogba in 2016, as Casemiro, now 34, nears a likely exit. The England-capped midfielder has started all 27 Premier League games for Forest this season, earning praise for his reach in a Europa League clash against Fenerbahce. United also track Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton and Brighton's Carlos Baleba, while fans debate the price amid Financial Fair Play pressures and interest from rivals like Manchester City.

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Manchester United dream of a midfield overhaul, with 23-year-old Elliot Anderson emerging as their top target after dazzling in Nottingham Forest's engine room.

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Rangers raced to a 2-0 lead at Ibrox through Youssef Chermiti's stunning overhead kick and a follow-up after Dane Murray's slip, leaving Celtic shell-shocked. Hatate changed everything after the break, setting up Kieran Tierney's header and then bundling home the equalizer in the 90+1st minute from a VAR-awarded penalty rebound that Jack Butland twice denied. The point keeps Celtic (56 points) two behind leaders Hearts with a game in hand, while Rangers (58 points) see their gap grow to six.

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Trailing 2-0 at halftime in the heated Old Firm derby, Celtic turned to substitute Reo Hatate—and he delivered a second-half masterclass that ended with a chaotic penalty rebound goal.

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Derby trailed after Hayden Carter's header for Blackburn just before the break, but Ben Brereton Díaz leveled against his old club in the 55th minute from Derry Murkin's pullback. Matt Clarke headed them ahead at 74 minutes, and Rhian Brewster sealed the 3-1 rout with a towering finish in the 83rd. Manager John Eustace hailed the front-foot shift as a fantastic achievement, boosting Derby to eighth with 51 points and firing their play-off push, while Blackburn stayed 20th and mired in relegation scraps. Tensions boiled early with Adam Forshaw's thunderous sliding tackle on Sammie Szmodics—the 'tackle of all tackles' that drew yellows and fan buzz.

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Down a goal at halftime, Derby County flipped the script with three second-half rockets, turning Pride Park into a cauldron of joy for 27,831 fans.

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The discussion began with a post lamenting PL wingers' preference for running and crossing over one-on-one dribbles, spotlighting RB Leipzig's Ivorian star Yan Diomande, who leads Europe's top leagues with 74 successful dribbles at a 55.8-58% rate in the 2025/26 Bundesliga season. Defenders of English football highlight Manchester City's Jérémy Doku, who tops the Premier League with 58+ successful dribbles at 56.3%, and Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, leading wingers in dribbles, key passes, and more, alongside talents like Iliman Ndiaye and Amad Diallo. While some blame PL fullbacks like Kyle Walker for stifling flair and others note the league's physical intensity versus the Bundesliga's open style, data shows Premier League players hold their own globally in progressive carries and take-ons.

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A clip of 19-year-old Yan Diomande weaving past defenders in the Champions League left fans wondering if any Premier League winger can match that magic.

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New signing Mehmeti opened the scoring early from Leif Davis's cross, his second goal since joining from Bristol City. Ivan Azón doubled the lead just before halftime with a cool finish, and George Hirst sealed it in the 74th minute by tapping in Mehmeti's cutback. Manager Kieran McKenna hailed the team's efficiency in front of a raucous home crowd, keeping a clean sheet while jumping to 60 points and fourth place—just three points off second with a game in hand.

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Anis Mehmeti rocketed home a goal in the third minute, setting the tone as 27,594 fans roared at Portman Road. Ipswich never looked back in their convincing win.

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