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In the Champions League knockout first leg at Estádio da Luz, Vinícius scored the winner in the 50th minute and immediately alleged 20-year-old Benfica player Gianluca Prestianni called him 'mono' while covering his mouth, triggering a 10-minute halt under UEFA's anti-racism protocol. Teammates like Kylian Mbappé, who said he heard it five times, rallied around him, while Benfica released video denying it was possible and Prestianni insisted he said nothing racist. UEFA will review the referee's report and footage, with a potential 10-match ban for Prestianni if proven, as Real Madrid takes a slim advantage to the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior curled in a beauty for Real Madrid's 1-0 lead, then danced in front of Benfica fans—only for play to stop when he accused an opponent of a racial slur.

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The 34-second video from last November's Baitussalam Olympiad in Karachi shows Rizwan urging kids to prioritize religion over profession, saying Muslims are here for leadership, not servitude. Indian fans mocked him as a 'part-time cricketer, full-time maulana' and linked it to Islamist goals, amid tense ties and calls to skip bilateral series. Defenders point out Indian players like Suryakumar Yadav also mix faith and sports, such as his 'Har Har Mahadev' post after the February 15 win in Colombo.

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Just days after Pakistan's 61-run defeat to India in the T20 World Cup, an old clip resurfaced of Mohammad Rizwan telling youth that Islam comes before cricket.

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The Brazilian forward, who joined Chelsea from Brighton last summer, came off the bench to score and assist in the 3-2 victory over West Ham last month, helping the Blues sit fifth with 44 points from 26 games. With manager Liam Rosenior's approval, Pedro, Palmer, Cucurella, and others enjoyed a team-bonding break before hosting Burnley on February 21. Fans praised the downtime for boosting chemistry, though some joked about hangovers impacting sprints, while clips showed Cucurella looking sharp despite his recent hamstring injury.

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Fresh off scoring his 10th Premier League goal in a comeback win, Joao Pedro hit the Dubai nightclub with Cole Palmer and Marc Cucurella, dancing under neon lights to Nigerian hits.

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Ruben Guzman, 31, a math teacher and assistant principal at Sunrise Middle School for six years, was arrested on February 3, 2026, after online chats where he acknowledged the boy's age, suggested sexual acts, and offered money. Officers from the San Jose Police Covert Response Unit apprehended him during a multi-agency sting ahead of Super Bowl 60, which nabbed 11 men total before any real harm occurred. Guzman, once a finalist for California Teacher of the Year and recipient of a 49ers educator award, had no prior issues; the school has barred him from campus and is aiding investigators while offering family support.

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A trusted assistant principal drove to meet who he thought was a 13-year-old boy, only to find undercover officers waiting.

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The Nigerian striker, who led Napoli to their first Serie A title in 33 years with 31 goals, said tensions exploded after the club's official TikTok mocked his missed penalty with a coconut filter, leading to insults, no apology, and racist chants. He accused Napoli of blocking a Juventus transfer despite interest from their ex-director and a gentleman's agreement to leave, treating him like a puppet before his €75 million move to Galatasaray. There, he's thriving with 15 Super Lig goals and helped hammer Juventus 5-2 in the Champions League playoff—perfect timing ahead of the return leg.

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Victor Osimhen opened up about the pain of his Napoli exit, from a mocking TikTok video to racist abuse and fans at his door—his daughter even felt more Neapolitan than Nigerian.

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In the Champions League knockout first leg at Estádio da Luz, Vinícius scored the winner in the 50th minute and immediately alleged 20-year-old Benfica player Gianluca Prestianni called him 'mono' while covering his mouth, triggering a 10-minute halt under UEFA's anti-racism protocol. Teammates like Kylian Mbappé, who said he heard it five times, rallied around him, while Benfica released video denying it was possible and Prestianni insisted he said nothing racist. UEFA will review the referee's report and footage, with a potential 10-match ban for Prestianni if proven, as Real Madrid takes a slim advantage to the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior curled in a beauty for Real Madrid's 1-0 lead, then danced in front of Benfica fans—only for play to stop when he accused an opponent of a racial slur.

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After coach Roberto De Zerbi left following a 5-0 loss to PSG and Benatia quit amid player clashes, McCourt intervened to give Benatia control over all sporting decisions until season's end. Club president Pablo Longoria faces a reduced role and plans to leave rather than accept the demotion. With third place in Ligue 1 on the line, Marseille eyes ex-captain Habib Beye as next coach, though Rennes holds up his release.

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Frank McCourt stepped into Marseille's front office storm, keeping sporting director Mehdi Benatia on board through June despite his sudden resignation.

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Real Madrid fielded a powerhouse lineup with Courtois in goal, Alexander-Arnold at right-back, and stars like Mbappé and Güler up front against José Mourinho's Benfica, who stunned them 4-2 in January thanks to goalkeeper Trubin's stoppage-time goal. The Champions League knockout playoff first leg stayed level until Vinícius' finish secured a 1-0 victory after end-to-end action. The slim lead sets up a high-stakes second leg at the Bernabéu, where Madrid chase a record 16th title and Benfica eye an upset.

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Vinícius Júnior tapped in a Kylian Mbappé assist in the 72nd minute, finally breaking a tense 0-0 deadlock at halftime in Lisbon.

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The Nigerian striker, who led Napoli to their first Serie A title in 33 years with 31 goals, said tensions exploded after the club's official TikTok mocked his missed penalty with a coconut filter, leading to insults, no apology, and racist chants. He accused Napoli of blocking a Juventus transfer despite interest from their ex-director and a gentleman's agreement to leave, treating him like a puppet before his €75 million move to Galatasaray. There, he's thriving with 15 Super Lig goals and helped hammer Juventus 5-2 in the Champions League playoff—perfect timing ahead of the return leg.

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Victor Osimhen opened up about the pain of his Napoli exit, from a mocking TikTok video to racist abuse and fans at his door—his daughter even felt more Neapolitan than Nigerian.

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The 25-year-old Portuguese winger, who joined Chelsea from Wolves last summer, scored three goals against Hull: a drilled shot in the 40th minute, another early in the second half, and a bizarre direct corner in the 71st. Marc Guiu added a late fourth as Chelsea advanced to the FA Cup fifth round. Chelsea fans highlighted that Neto beat Arsenal's Bukayo Saka—who has 70 senior goals for the Gunners but no club hat-trick—to the mark, while Arsenal countered with highlight reels amid jabs over each club's Premier League title droughts: Chelsea's in 2017, Arsenal's back in 2004.

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Pedro Neto celebrated his first career hat-trick by holding the match ball high after Chelsea's 4-0 rout of Hull City. Fans quickly turned it into fuel for the north London rivalry.

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The Magpies jetted into Azerbaijan today, modeling their new adidas Originals collection ahead of the first-leg play-off against Qarabag FK at Tofiq Bahramov Stadium (17:45 UTC kickoff). Manager Eddie Howe promised his strongest XI, with Joelinton back from injury as a key boost, though Emil Krafth is out for the season after knee surgery. Fans filled Baku streets with flags, one even joking about a £1.08 taxi ride from hotel to bar, as the squad hit the training pitch under lights to prep for Qarabag's tough home challenge.

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Newcastle's players stepped off the plane in sleek navy tracksuits, flashing smiles as they touched down in Baku for tomorrow's big Champions League knockout test.

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Both clubs sacked their managers in early January—Chelsea axed Enzo Maresca on New Year's Day, and United parted with Amorim on January 5—leading to fresh starts. Rosenior, hired from Strasbourg until 2032, has Chelsea on a four-win Premier League streak, including Cole Palmer's hat-trick in a 3-1 win over Wolves, placing them fifth and unbeaten under him. United's interim boss Michael Carrick has also delivered four straight league wins in 2026, like beating Manchester City and Tottenham 2-0, sitting fourth, but fans face banter for crediting Amorim's 'foundations' amid his role in winger Antony's struggles before the player's loan revival at Real Betis.

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Chelsea supporters have ditched the past and embraced new manager Liam Rosenior with memes and cheers, while Manchester United fans still defend sacked boss Ruben Amorim amid rival jabs.

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