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Kylian Mbappé claimed that Benfica player Franco Mastantuono called Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior 'mono' (monkey) five times during the Champions League match. Vinícius Júnior addressed the alleged racist abuse on Instagram. Mastantuono covered his mouth and shirt amid the incident, sparking debates over the remarks.

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Kylian Mbappé claimed that Benfica player Franco Mastantuono called Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior 'mono' (monkey) five times during the Champions League match. Vinícius Júnior addressed the alleged racist abuse on Instagram. Mastantuono covered his mouth and shirt amid the incident, sparking debates over the remarks.

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Femi Dapson, an internet personality, and Simi Sanya exchanged vows in a private registry ceremony attended by close family and friends.

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Manchester City's social media shared the fun snap late Wednesday, showing Stones outpacing January signing Semenyo from Bournemouth—now racking up over 45,000 likes. With City on 53 points from 26 games behind Arsenal's 58 from 27, fans see it as a bold dig at the leaders, sparking memes, jokes about Semenyo's pace, and rival shade. Stones is back from a three-month thigh injury, bolstering the squad alongside Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace as City builds momentum for the run-in.

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John Stones sprints ahead of new teammate Antoine Semenyo, glancing back with a huge grin in a training photo captioned 'Catch me if you can 😂🤝'. The playful post lands right as City trails Arsenal by five points in the title race.

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Some Black users expressed discomfort with Black people rooting for Argentina in the World Cup due to Lionel Messi's influence despite Argentina's history of racism. Defenders highlighted hypocrisy in supporting nations like Portugal, France, and England with their own problematic pasts. The discussion escalated into Messi vs. Ronaldo debates and dismissals of racism claims as excuses for hating Messi.

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The TikTok video roasts Lewis-Skelly for the February 2, 2025, moment when he scored his first Premier League goal in the Emirates rout, bossing Haaland all game with an 8.3 Sofascore rating. Arsenal supporters push back hard, highlighting his strong showings against Real Madrid and recent versatility under Mikel Arteta, while debating rival Nico O'Reilly's England call-up. The clash spotlights two promising English prospects vying for Thomas Tuchel's 2026 World Cup spots at left-back or midfield.

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Over a year later, a cheeky clip of 18-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly mimicking Erling Haaland's seated celebration during Arsenal's 5-1 thrashing of Manchester City has fans fired up again.

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Lea, a self-proclaimed Liverpool hater and Everton loyalist, posted the cheeky ranking Tuesday evening, featuring Zidane at No. 1, Garner at No. 2, and legends like Maradona fifth and De Bruyne 16th, while omitting Iniesta and dropping Gerrard outside the top 15. Fans erupted in the 291 replies, with Liverpool supporters defending Gerrard's loyalty and clutch moments like Istanbul, Man City backers slamming De Bruyne's spot, and Barça fans howling over Iniesta's absence. The banter coincides with a fresh TV debate comparing Gerrard to Zidane, underscoring football's endless midfield GOAT battles fueled by brilliance, trophies, and grit.

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An Everton supporter unleashed a playful graphic placing current midfielder James Garner second only to Zidane among history's greatest, drawing instant fire from rival fans.

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The Brazilian keeper, who joined from Manchester City last September for €13 million, has won over fans in Istanbul despite the Turkish league's intensity. Following Sunday's 3-2 comeback victory at Papara Park, fake accounts posted ugly messages, but real ultras insisted they're not Fener's—echoing past rival troll incidents. Posts from accounts like @yescontextfb and @fenermarkajorg, racking up thousands of likes, shared action photos, chants, and messages like 'We love you, Ederson. 💛💙' to drown out the noise and show unwavering loyalty.

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After a tough win over rivals Trabzonspor, Ederson Moraes faced nasty Instagram comments aimed at him and his wife. True Fenerbahçe supporters quickly flooded his page with love and defiance.

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K-pop idols and artists such as Jennie, Lalisa Manoban, Kim Mingyu, Krystal, Suzy, and Oh Sehun posted identical messages announcing the end of their story journey as 'sketchies' created by drawers Dudu and Oosir. The drawers shared similar sentiments about finishing the collaborative project. All posts declare a 'Happy Ending, 2026' and include links to related content.

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The Grammy winner made her first public appearance of 2026 at Il Bolognese in Rome, fueling talk of production on Tom Ford's 'Cry to Heaven,' an adaptation of Anne Rice's novel about 18th-century castrati opera singers. She's joining a star-packed cast including Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Colin Firth, with filming underway in Rome and London since mid-January. Fans shared the paparazzi photos widely, celebrating her return after her Las Vegas residency with comments like 'SHE’S ALIVE' and 'Mother is officially back.' The self-financed project eyes a late 2026 release.

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Bundled in a plaid scarf and baseball cap against Rome's winter chill, Adele chatted animatedly with friends outside a restaurant, camera in hand.

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The knockout stage draw, held Tuesday in Cairo, paired South African champions Mamelodi Sundowns against Mali's Stade Malien, with Sundowns hosting the first leg on March 13-14 before heading to Bamako for the return on March 20-21. Supporters celebrated the 'easy' draw after topping their group and beating MC Alger in playoffs, eyeing a potential semi-final against ES Tunis or 12-time winners Al Ahly. Pundits like Thomas Mlambo urged fans to dream big, as Sundowns chase their first Champions League title after a 2019 semi-final run.

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Mamelodi Sundowns fans lit up with excitement after landing Stade Malien in the quarter-finals—a matchup that opens a promising path forward.

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Manchester United beat Tottenham 2-0 at Old Trafford on February 7, with Bryan Mbeumo scoring from Kobbie Mainoo's assist and Bruno Fernandes sealing it late via Diogo Dalot. Tottenham's Cristian Romero saw red for a high lunge on Casemiro, a call Oliver explained clearly to VAR and backed by Alan Shearer. The Ref Cam release four days later stole the show, showing Oliver quipping to Conor Gallagher after a missed chance—'Better first touch, you would have scored'—and earning praise for humanizing referees' tough work amid player protests and noise. While some Spurs fans saw bias, most hailed Oliver's calm multitasking, boosting respect for officials as United chase second place.

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Referee Michael Oliver's on-pitch view from Man Utd's 2-0 win over 10-man Tottenham captured quick decisions, VAR talks, and cheeky banter that had fans nodding in appreciation.

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