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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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The BBNaija Season 10 finalist, known as the King of the Stage, created 'Pressure' inside the house with housemates Kanyin and Mensan, blending Afro-Amapiano with themes of resilience from his dramatic journey as first and final Head of House. The 100-second video shows him and his crew in oversized hoodies, flashing lyrics about unyielding strength through applause and backlash. Fans cheer the timing amid lingering house tensions, with playful reactions like dancing dogs hyping the Friday release on streaming platforms.

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Jason Jae channels the raw intensity of Big Brother Naija into a moody teaser, rapping lines like 'Pressure builds diamonds' amid shadowy visuals and masked dancers.

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Fans on X are debating Xavi Simons' effectiveness playing for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League. Discussions highlight his stats of 4 assists in 18 appearances, strong final-third passing, and ball regains. Opinions vary on whether clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal, or Aston Villa dodged or missed a signing opportunity with him.

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During a Sky News interview, Nigel Farage was asked if Manchester United players qualify as economic migrants and whether they are on benefits. Farage responded by highlighting the team's poor recent results, affirming that the players pay taxes, and dismissing comparisons between high-skilled players on work permits and migrants on benefits. The interviewer noted that Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe does not pay UK taxes.

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Manchester United supporters argue over former manager Ruben Amorim's poor results and tactics, such as his 3-at-the-back system, contrasted with Michael Carrick's recent run of four wins and one draw in five games. Discussions highlight Amorim navigating challenges like AFCON absences and injuries without losses initially, while criticizing fan impatience and Carrick's aggressive attacking adjustments like switching to a 3-4-1-2. Specific matches referenced include games against Everton and West Ham.

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Benjamin Sesko scored a goal for RB Leipzig during their UEFA Champions League match against Manchester United.

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Opta data shows Spurs leading the 2025-26 fouls-per-card list at 4.1, meaning they get booked quickest, followed by Chelsea (4.4), Sunderland (4.7), and Brighton (4.9). Nottingham Forest (6.9), Arsenal (7.4), and Manchester United (7.6) rank lowest, drawing claims of elite leniency from Everton and Chelsea fans. Supporters debate player reputations like Tottenham's Cristian Romero and Chelsea's Moisés Caicedo versus tactical styles, as high-pressing teams disrupt plays more often.

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Tottenham players average just 4.1 fouls before a yellow card this season, with Chelsea close at 4.4 – sparking fans to question if refs treat them harsher than rivals.

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ESPN reports indicate Portugal plans to offer Jose Mourinho the national team role after Roberto Martinez's deal expires following the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. The 63-year-old, currently at Benfica on a two-year contract since last September, would enter international management for the first time, potentially reuniting with Ronaldo whom he coached at Real Madrid. Benfica has Ruben Amorim, the 40-year-old ex-Sporting CP and Manchester United manager, ready as a replacement. Fans are buzzing about Mourinho's possible 'last dance' with Portugal's stars, though no official confirmation exists yet.

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Imagine Jose Mourinho finally leading Portugal, his home nation, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo in a World Cup push. ESPN sources say the offer could come once Roberto Martinez's contract ends post-2026.

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The 41-year-old James sat out his 18th game of the 2025-26 season, missing the 65-game threshold that ended his 21-year All-NBA streak. WFAN's Carton accused him of dodging the Spurs three times this year while healthy, demanding NBA Commissioner Adam Silver suspend him for not carrying Michael Jordan's torch. Fans split sharply, with some calling James a coward scared of Wembanyama and others defending the veteran for managing health in a league full of load management and injuries.

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Victor Wembanyama dropped 40 points as the Spurs crushed the Lakers 136-108, but LeBron James watched from the bench with foot arthritis—prompting radio host Craig Carton to explode.

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Social media users debated whether Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana's challenge on Brighton forward Joao Pedro in a Premier League match warranted a red card or penalty. They criticized VAR for not reviewing the incident and highlighted perceived inconsistencies with other incidents, such as Cristian Romero's red card on the same day.

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Cherki, who moved from Lyon to City for £34m last summer, has notched 3 goals and 7 assists in 20 Premier League appearances. The graphic ranks him elite among Europe's top wingers and attacking mids: 91st percentile in progressive carries, 98th in non-penalty xG plus xA, and 99.5th in key passes. Palmer trails sharply with zero assists and low creation numbers amid a groin injury that's kept him out since the Club World Cup, though he holds 77th percentile in non-penalty goals. Fans debate fiercely, with some hailing Cherki's flair and others backing Palmer's past clutch finishes.

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A detailed stats radar pits Manchester City's new signing Rayan Cherki against Chelsea's Cole Palmer, showing the young Frenchman towering over most metrics this season.

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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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