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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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On February 19, 2020, The Weeknd released the brooding 'After Hours' single, teasing the full album that dropped a month later with massive hits like 'Blinding Lights,' now the most-streamed song ever. The project amassed over 13 billion Spotify streams, blending '80s synth vibes, excess, regret, and redemption themes, complete with neon visuals and a short film. Though it skipped Grammy nods in 2021—prompting The Weeknd to call the process corrupt—fans marked the sixth anniversary sharing clips, edits, and tour memories, hailing it as a transformative cinematic era.

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Picture The Weeknd with a bloody nose and eerie glow on that iconic album cover—it kicked off a dark, cinematic pop era fans still cherish today.

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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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An edited image pitting six elite goalkeepers—Neuer, Alisson, Courtois, Donnarumma, Ter Stegen, and Onana—against a decisive penalty sparked lively fan debates. Courtois faced the most backlash despite his 17% career save rate and key role in Real Madrid's 2022 UCL win, while fans championed outsiders like Emiliano Martínez for his World Cup heroics. A follow-up post shifted to penalty takers like Kane, Haaland, and Messi, blending stats, loyalties, and memorable moments in the fun back-and-forth.

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Picture this: a 95th-minute penalty in a Champions League final at a roaring Wembley. Fans are picking which keeper stands tall under that pressure.

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The 26-year-old Uruguayan defender opened up in Mundo Deportivo about 18 months of anxiety turning into depression, worsened by online hate targeting his family and peaking after a red card in Barcelona's November 2025 Champions League loss to Chelsea. He took a four-week break into early 2026 for professional help, family support, and a restorative Christian pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Araujo returned stronger, scoring the winning header in Barcelona's 2-1 Copa del Rey quarterfinal win over Albacete on February 3, with coach Hansi Flick praising the club's focus on players' well-being. Even rival Vinicius Junior reached out with encouragement during his absence.

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Barcelona's Ronald Araujo sat drinking mate with his wife when she broke down over social media death wishes aimed at their young daughters—a moment that shattered him amid his hidden mental health struggles.

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Picture Marco Rubio in Marvin the Martian's green helmet and ray gun, ready for alien first contact. The hilarious edits hit X after Trump's push to release UFO files.

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Rodrigo dialed emergency services last month when his mother had a heart episode while driving; his calm explanation of her pacemaker condition guided paramedics to save her. Benfica invited him for a stadium tour on February 12 and fulfilled their promise with a matchday entrance ahead of the 3-0 win over AVS, complete with player meet-and-greets and signed jerseys. Some rivals called it PR after a racism dispute with Real Madrid, but the club had planned it beforehand to honor his local heroism.

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Nine-year-old Rodrigo, a die-hard Benfica fan, walked onto the pitch with the team's stars, his face lit up with pure joy after his heroic call saved his mom's life.

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