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In a 2023 interview, singer Martina 'Tini' Stoessel recounted how her boyfriend, Argentine midfielder Rodrigo De Paul, mixed her up with Lionel Messi amid post-2022 World Cup euphoria. The anecdote, from De Paul's idol-worshipping devotion complete with a tattoo tribute, resurfaced this week, delighting fans with memes and laughs over his booze-soaked slip. The couple, who met during World Cup prep, briefly split in 2023 but reconciled last year amid wedding rumors and Miami sightings.

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Picture this: Argentina's World Cup heroes back home, celebrations raging. De Paul's girlfriend tries to calm his drunken joy with 'I love you'—and he replies, 'I love you too, Messi.'

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Users on X are debating whether the US embargo and sanctions on Cuba, including restrictions on fuel imports and threats to third-party countries delivering aid, are causing a hunger crisis. Some argue the measures immiserate the Cuban people, while others contend the embargo excludes food and medicine and that the Cuban regime restricts resources for social control. The discussion includes defenses of US policy targeting the Cuban military and historical context of the embargo codified by Congress.

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Fans at an event screamed and jumped up when Daddy Yankee's 'Gasolina' started playing, initially believing the retired reggaeton artist would perform. They quickly remembered his retirement from music and conversion to Christianity. Some mentions indicate Ricky Martin performed instead.

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Sky Sports highlighted the graphic, showing Chelsea at 11 days since beating Brentford 2-0 on January 31, ahead of Arsenal (46 days), Manchester City (59), and others trailing far behind like Brentford at 2,048 days since July 2020. Fans bantered online, with Chelsea supporters celebrating their 'fresh haircut' status while rivals trolled Manchester United's 724-day wait and Frank Ilett's no-trim pledge nearing 500 days. The chart underscores the league's tough consistency demands, as top teams like Arsenal (56 points) and fifth-placed Chelsea (44 points) vie in a tight race where sustaining runs could decide the title.

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Chelsea claimed the top spot on a quirky leaderboard measuring days since each team's last five straight wins – just 11 days for them after their run ended.

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During Thursday's press conference, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick cheekily referenced Real Madrid's shocking January round-of-16 loss to second-tier Albacete when questioned on Barca's wins over lower-division teams. He stressed respect for underdogs like Talavera and Albacete, while confirming his squad's readiness for tonight's first-leg semifinal at Atletico Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano—a rematch of last season's 4-4 aggregate thriller. Barca, atop La Liga and strong in the Champions League, trained intensely with stars like Lamine Yamal and Pedri shining in drills.

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Hansi Flick grinned and fired back at critics: 'Ask Real Madrid' about Barcelona's easy path to the Copa del Rey semis.

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FC Barcelona dominated Mallorca 3-0 on February 7, with goals from Robert Lewandowski, Lamine Yamal, and Marc Bernal, while keeping a clean sheet at Spotify Camp Nou. The club's X account posted memes praising Jules Koundé as an impassable force and Wojciech Szczęsny as the final barrier, racking up thousands of likes. Rival supporters from Manchester United, Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Liverpool hit back in the comments, sharing clips of Koundé getting nutmegged or beaten, turning the celebration into lively football banter. Barcelona fans countered by highlighting their recent clean sheets and Szczęsny's steady performances.

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Barcelona celebrated a shutout win with Gandalf-inspired memes about their defenders, only for rival fans to flood the replies with brutal highlight reels.

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Liverpool beat Sunderland on Wednesday night, but the victory came at a cost when midfielder Wataru Endo, filling in at the injury-hit right-back position, suffered a serious ankle injury and was stretchered off. Manager Arne Slot said the injury looks bad and expects Endo to be out for a long time, praising his mentality for staying on despite the pain. This marks the latest blow in a cursed right-back saga since Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure to Real Madrid, with Jeremie Frimpong sidelined until late February, Conor Bradley out until August, and others like Joe Gomez battling knocks—seven players have tried the spot this season, all hitting problems. Fans vent frustration over the endless injuries and suspensions at the position.

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Wataru Endo twisted his ankle badly in the 68th minute, needed oxygen on the pitch, and was carried off in tears while playing right-back for Liverpool.

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Reports from ElDesmarque claim Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez sees 23-year-old midfielder Pedri as the club's top target next summer, echoing the infamous 2000 transfer of Luis Figo from Barcelona. Pedri, Barcelona's key playmaker with a contract until 2030 and a €1 billion release clause, once trialed in Madrid's youth setup before thriving at the Camp Nou. Fans reacted with split excitement from Madridistas and firm loyalty declarations from Barça supporters, amid fresh tension after Barcelona's exit from Pérez's European Super League project.

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Florentino Pérez dreams of pulling off another Luis Figo-style heist by signing Barcelona's Pedri in 2027, a move that would thrill Madrid fans and sting their rivals.

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On December 8, JvniorLive posted that Jesus never said he was God, prompting Christians to cite verses such as John 8:58 and John 20:28 as evidence of his divinity. Muslims countered by viewing Jesus as a prophet, not divine, and emphasized Islam's monotheism tracing back to Adam. The exchanges also touched on Hinduism's fringe links to Christianity and deep scriptural divides, with no clear resolution amid clashing interpretations of ancient texts.

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A simple denial that Jesus ever called himself God drew quick replies from many Christians. They pointed to passages like 'I and the Father are one' from John 10:30 to make their case.

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FC Barcelona's La Masia youth players, including Lamine Yamal and Reece, demonstrated impressive dribbling skills past defenders during a training session featuring 'You Shall Not Pass' defense. The session highlighted the academy's talented prospects performing nonchalant maneuvers.

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The Cardonald plant, opened in 1994, prints the Daily Record, Sunday Mail, Scottish editions of the Mirror, Express, and Star, plus 17 regional titles. Production will move mainly to Reach's Oldham site in England this spring, with some titles shifting to Dundee, as part of cost-cutting amid declining print sales—from 700,000 to 37,000 daily for the Daily Record. Chief executive Piers North emphasized a pivot to digital, where the company's future lies, while Unite union called the announcement a shock and seeks talks to save jobs. Reactions mixed sympathy for affected families with irony over Scottish papers printing south of the border.

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Around 100 Glasgow print workers face an uncertain future as Reach plc plans to shut its Saltire facility after three decades of operation.

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