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AS Roma defeated FC Barcelona 3-0 in the second leg at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, advancing 4-4 on aggregate via the away goals rule after Barcelona's 4-1 first-leg win. Kostas Manolas headed in the decisive third goal in stoppage time from a corner kick.

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The United Farm Workers union and Cesar Chavez Foundation announced they will not join Cesar Chavez Day events on March 31, citing serious claims of inappropriate sexual behavior by Chavez, who died in 1993, including abuse involving young women and possibly minors. They have no direct reports but are creating confidential channels for victims to come forward while partnering on support services. The decision led to cancellations of marches in cities like San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Tucson, with community members expressing heartbreak and some skepticism amid Chavez's complex legacy of labor victories and later criticisms.

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Cesar Chavez built a movement that changed lives for farmworkers, but new allegations of sexual misconduct with young women and minors have prompted those closest to his legacy to step back from celebrations.

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In the UEFA Women's Champions League quarterfinal first leg at Alfredo Di Stéfano, Barcelona Femení dominated Real Madrid 6-2 with goals from Pajor (twice), Brugts, Paredes, López, and Putellas from the spot. Pajor's brace moved her to 13 career goals in Women's El Clásico, breaking Alexia Putellas' record. Linda Caicedo scored both for Real, but Barça's firepower—echoing a famous 2009 men's win there—puts them in control ahead of the second leg at Camp Nou. They've now outscored Madrid 83-12 across 23 meetings and hold a 10-point Liga F lead.

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Ewa Pajor rifled in the opener just six minutes in, setting off a Barcelona masterclass that left Real Madrid reeling at halftime.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled that Senegal forfeited their 1-0 extra-time win against hosts Morocco on January 18 by abandoning the pitch, awarding Morocco a 3-0 victory under tournament rules and their first AFCON title. The chaos unfolded in Rabat when referee gave Morocco a late penalty; Senegal returned after 10 minutes, Brahim Díaz missed, and Pape Gueye scored the winner. Joy swept Morocco while Senegal's Sadio Mané posted defiance and their federation eyes a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal amid divided fan reactions.

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In a stunning twist two months after the final whistle, Senegal's players walked off in protest over a penalty—and now they've lost the trophy they lifted.

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In the Wembley match, City's young Nico O'Reilly scored a stunning brace to secure victory and extend Guardiola's League Cup record to five. The resurfaced clip, with Pep noting Rice 'cannot carry the ball' and lacks inventiveness, drew memes and hot takes from rival fans questioning Rice's £105m value and comparisons to players like Vitinha, Pedri, and Bruno Fernandes. Arsenal supporters defended his defensive strengths, backed by stats like 89.9% pass completion, high interceptions, 4 goals, and 5 assists in 30 Premier League games this season, highlighting the debate over his role as a No. 8 or specialist DM.

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Pep Guardiola's sharp touchline critique of Declan Rice's ball-carrying hit hard after Arsenal's 0-2 Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester City on March 22.

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The post from @MLFootball featured ESPN's Mina Kimes, Ryan Clark, FS1's Nick Wright, and Stephen A. Smith, quickly drawing nearly 900 replies packed with defenses and criticisms. Many rallied behind Kimes for her sharp NFL breakdowns, calling attacks on her unfair or even misogynistic, while Ryan Clark faced backlash for heated on-air moments and strong opinions, Nick Wright for perceived Chiefs bias, and Smith for prioritizing yelling over facts. @BSO noted all four command multi-million-dollar deals because TV sports thrives on lively opinions, not flawless analysis, showing how these personalities divide fans between entertainment and expertise.

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A simple graphic listing four big sports TV names sparked fans to unload their strongest takes on who's really the worst analyst out there.

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Real Madrid beat Elche 4-1 on Saturday, with the Turkish teen's jaw-dropping goal—a Puskás Award contender—sealing the rout after contributions from Fede Valverde and others. Fans clashed online over screenshots showing Kylian Mbappé looking distant on the pitch during Güler's celebration, while Vinícius Júnior hyped it with fire emojis on Instagram. Mbappé had posted about his foundation helping a sick baby, prompting defenders to call the snub claims absurd cherry-picking, as deeper tensions simmer around team roles and recent form ahead of Champions League ties.

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Arda Güler launched a stunning 70-yard lob from his own half in the 88th minute, turning Real Madrid's comfortable win into pure magic at the Bernabéu.

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On March 25, Senegal's Football Federation filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport against CAF's decision to strip them of the AFCON 2025 title and award it to Morocco following a wild January 18 final in Morocco, which Senegal won 1-0 after extra time amid VAR controversy. CAF's Appeal Board ruled Senegal forfeited for abandoning the field, but Senegal demands the decision be overturned, full reasoning provided, and their championship status restored. Allegations of rigged jury selection swirl from journalists citing internal sources, while Senegal plans to parade the trophy at Saturday's friendly against Peru despite the dispute.

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Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest during the chaotic AFCON final, but now they're fighting back legally to hold onto their hard-won trophy.

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On March 25, Senegal's Football Federation filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport against CAF's decision to strip them of the AFCON 2025 title and award it to Morocco following a wild January 18 final in Morocco, which Senegal won 1-0 after extra time amid VAR controversy. CAF's Appeal Board ruled Senegal forfeited for abandoning the field, but Senegal demands the decision be overturned, full reasoning provided, and their championship status restored. Allegations of rigged jury selection swirl from journalists citing internal sources, while Senegal plans to parade the trophy at Saturday's friendly against Peru despite the dispute.

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Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest during the chaotic AFCON final, but now they're fighting back legally to hold onto their hard-won trophy.

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On March 25, Senegal's Football Federation filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport against CAF's decision to strip them of the AFCON 2025 title and award it to Morocco following a wild January 18 final in Morocco, which Senegal won 1-0 after extra time amid VAR controversy. CAF's Appeal Board ruled Senegal forfeited for abandoning the field, but Senegal demands the decision be overturned, full reasoning provided, and their championship status restored. Allegations of rigged jury selection swirl from journalists citing internal sources, while Senegal plans to parade the trophy at Saturday's friendly against Peru despite the dispute.

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Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest during the chaotic AFCON final, but now they're fighting back legally to hold onto their hard-won trophy.

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The versatile defender, who signed a new deal until 2029, draws interest from Liverpool, Newcastle, Crystal Palace, Real Madrid, and Borussia Dortmund, but Chelsea view him as untouchable and plan a bigger first-team role next season. Fans express frustration over his limited minutes amid defensive issues, calling for more playtime or a loan to clubs like Strasbourg. His potential as an England U21 international echoes successes like Levi Colwill, with Chelsea betting on his long-term value at Stamford Bridge.

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At just 19, Josh Acheampong has broken through from Chelsea's youth ranks with 28 senior appearances this season, including his first goal against Nottingham Forest.

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