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Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 in the Champions League play-off first leg on February 17 at Estádio da Luz, with Vinícius's 50th-minute goal and wild celebration earning a yellow card. Moments later, 20-year-old Benfica winger Prestianni allegedly called him 'mono'—Spanish for monkey—five times during a confrontation, prompting the anti-racism protocol and a UEFA probe. Prestianni denies racism, claiming he used a homophobic slur instead, while Mbappé backed Vinícius and called for a lengthy ban; both offenses carry a minimum 10-match suspension under UEFA rules. Benfica coach Mourinho criticized Vinícius's provocations and was sent off, as the investigation into videos and witness statements continues ahead of the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior scored and celebrated in front of Benfica's fans, but the match stopped for 10 minutes after he reported a racial slur from opponent Gianluca Prestianni.

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Rep. Tim Burchett's No Tax Dollars for Terrorists Act, introduced in January 2025, aims to block U.S. aid from reaching the Taliban through foreign partners or NGOs, and it requires reports on supporting entities and cash programs. The bill passed the House last June, cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee last month, and reached the Senate calendar on February 10—but Majority Leader John Thune has not scheduled a floor vote. Figures of $40-87 million weekly stem from 2024 SIGAR audits showing aid partners paying taxes and fees to the Taliban-controlled government, amid warnings of a broken aid system and diversion risks, even as direct U.S. cash flights ended after USAID cuts in January 2025.

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Podcaster Shawn Ryan's heated rant captured a raw frustration: why has it taken two years to stop sending up to $87 million weekly to the Taliban?

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The Eritrean star from NSN Cycling Team timed his kick perfectly after teammate Hugo Hofstetter dropped him with 200 meters left in the 189km race from Puebla de Vícar. Despite multiple crashes thinning the field and a tense finale where Arnaud De Lie shouldered Lewis Askey, Girmay held off Milan Fretin for the win in 4:10:35 at an average 45km/h. Beaming post-race, he praised his team's dream leadout, capping a strong start since joining NSN and following his Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana stage victory.

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In the chaotic final streets of Roquetas de Mar, Biniam Girmay launched a ferocious sprint, powering clear in the dying meters to claim his second win of 2026.

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The 31-year-old Guinness World Record holder for longest chess marathon, who founded Chess in Slums to teach kids from Lagos' floating slums, toured the empty stadium during an impromptu European trip. A lifelong Real Madrid fan, he posed by the dugout, shouted 'Vamos Madrid,' and later dined with club legend Raúl González, describing him as extremely humble. Fans shared their own stadium dreams, from Old Trafford visits to sleeping on the field, inspired by Onakoya's rise from the streets to global stages.

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Tunde Onakoya stepped onto the Santiago Bernabéu pitch in his navy traditional attire, grinning wide as he called it a childhood dream come true.

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Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo made an exceptional defense-splitting pass to Pedro Neto, contributing to Joao Pedro's opening goal against Brighton. The sequence started with a progressive pass from Santos to Caicedo, who then found Neto leading to the finish.

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Barcelona fell 2-1 to Girona on Monday, surrendering the La Liga top spot to Real Madrid by two points following a second straight loss. Pau Cubarsí scored early in the second half, but quick replies from Thomas Lemar and Fran Beltrán sealed the upset amid controversy over a non-called foul on Jules Koundé. Torres, starting up top, fired a key shot wide and has just one league goal in his last seven games despite 12 tallies this season; fans called him 'useless as cow dung' and 'absolute dogshit,' highlighting his high expected goals but low output.

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Ferran Torres missed a golden chance in the Catalan derby, and Barcelona fans let loose with their frustration after the 2-1 defeat at Montilivi.

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With Ramadan starting February 17, Yamal is the only Barcelona player fasting amid three straight La Liga games at 4pm local time, including tomorrow's home clash against Levante UD at Spotify Camp Nou. Fasting runs from around 6am to 6:30pm in Barcelona, challenging him in the afternoon heat, but coach Hansi Flick has a plan with tailored nighttime nutrition and rest protocols. Fans debate the TV-driven schedule, while rivals point to Karim Benzema's past hat-tricks while fasting; the club draws on experience supporting Muslim players.

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Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's dazzling 18-year-old winger, steps onto the pitch tomorrow fasting for Ramadan—no food or water until sunset after a 4:15pm kickoff.

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