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A Prime Video Sport UK clip shared on March 3 recalled Liverpool's unreal run from early 2019 to February 2020, where they won 35 straight Premier League games and drew only once—a 1-1 at Manchester United's Old Trafford, thanks to Rashford's penalty and Lallana's late equalizer. That streak fueled their 2019/20 title win with 99 points, smashing records like most points in a 38-game span at 108. Rivals teased it as un-Premier League magic while fans hailed the 'mentality monsters' and compared it to Arsenal's Invincibles, who unbeaten but drew 12 times over 38 games.

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Liverpool supporters lit up with memories of Jürgen Klopp's Reds turning the Premier League into their playground, grabbing 106 points from just one draw in 36 matches.

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Chelsea fans reminisced about the 2012 UEFA Champions League final win against Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena. Key highlights included Ramires' stunning volley assisted by Frank Lampard, Didier Drogba's decisive goals in regular time and the penalty shootout, John Mikel's defensive contributions, and Fernando Torres' goal. The discussion praised the team's resilience despite missing key players.

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Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher wrote in The Telegraph that Chelsea's owners have turned to development coaches like Graham Potter, Enzo Maresca, and now 42-year-old Liam Rosenior, hired January 6 on a deal until 2032, hoping he becomes their version of Arteta. Chelsea sit sixth with 45 points from 27 games, trailing leaders Arsenal's 61 from 28, and lag in stats like distance covered per game at 105.7km versus Arsenal's high-energy 114.3km. Rosenior wants a high-pressing style but stresses gradual changes to avoid injuries, craving Arteta-like longevity ahead of today's Emirates clash where Arsenal hold a 10-game unbeaten streak.

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Jamie Carragher spots a big shift at Chelsea—from Abramovich-era bullies to admirers of Arsenal's patient build. New coach Liam Rosenior steps in aiming to mirror Mikel Arteta's blueprint.

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Edo State authorities demolished a structure in Amagba, arresting two suspected Aye confraternity members while declaring four others wanted; they also sealed a property owned by fugitive Maphite financier Etiosa Akhiombare Joshua. This follows Governor Monday Okpebholo's January 2025 law, which mandates property demolition for knowingly harboring cultists and carries severe penalties like death for cult killings. Spokesperson Eribo Enwanta says the moves aim to stop cult violence that has cost Edo over $1 billion yearly, with residents divided—some praising reduced murders, others questioning if it oversteps on due process.

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Excavators rolled in amid crowds in Amagba, tearing down a building where suspected Aye cult members had holed up. It's part of a bold push to end years of score-settling violence gripping Benin City.

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Bottom-of-the-table Wolverhampton Wanderers beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 on Tuesday night at Molineux Stadium. Rodrigo Gomes chipped Alisson for a 78th-minute lead, Mohamed Salah equalized soon after, but Andre smashed in the dramatic winner deep in stoppage time. Fans from both sides honored former Wolves and Liverpool star Diogo Jota, killed in a car crash last July, with banners and an 18th-minute applause—his old shirt number—adding deep emotion to the clash. The result gives Wolves back-to-back wins and drops Liverpool to fifth, with five losses now from 90th-minute goals this season.

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Amid tributes to the late Diogo Jota, Wolves fans erupted as Andre rifled home a 90+4th-minute winner, leaving Liverpool's Arne Slot stunned.

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On February 14, militants from the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM group attacked Titao in northern Burkina Faso, killing seven male tomato traders from a group of 18 Ghanaians and injuring four others. The victims' bodies were buried locally after decomposing in the heat, with DNA samples taken for identification, while survivors received a military escort to safety. Vice President Bawumia offered condolences and called for better regional intelligence, as Ghana holds a security summit amid concerns over jihadist spillover threatening vital cross-border trade routes.

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Seven Ghanaian men traveling for cheaper tomatoes met a tragic end when jihadists stormed their town, separating men and women before opening fire.

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FC Barcelona is competing against Atalanta in a UEFA Champions League knockout tie. The team requires a remontada to qualify for the next round.

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The city, home to 130,000 Muslims or 17% of its residents, spent €100,000 on the third-year display in the Freßgass zone to honor community contributions and promote inclusion, as officials like Hilime Arslaner described it a model for diverse societies. Videos of cheering crowds spread widely, with Muslim voices sharing prayers on patience and unity, but critics like Tommy Robinson called for 'remigration' and Rod Dreher decried it as 'civilizational erasure' coinciding with Christian Lent. Similar lights appear in other German cities, highlighting ongoing discussions on multiculturalism and heritage.

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On February 18, Frankfurt switched on crescent moons and lanterns for Ramadan, right as Ash Wednesday began Lent—drawing crowds of 400 to celebrate while igniting online divides over cultural visibility.

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Multiple Chelsea supporters expressed diminishing enthusiasm for watching matches and engaging with the club, attributing it to the exit of manager Enzo Maresca and the policies of ownership group BlueCo. Fans cited reduced viewership of recent games and apathy toward results, with references to the post-Roman Abramovich era.

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Inter Milan beat Genoa 2-0 on Saturday, with Dimarco's 31st-minute rocket and Hakan Çalhanoğlu's 70th-minute penalty securing their eighth straight Serie A win. The victory pushed their lead to 13 points over AC Milan, despite a recent Champions League slip. Dimarco earned Man of the Match and his fifth 'Busy Man' award, topping the league with 21 goal involvements this season—six goals and 15 assists in 25 games. Players celebrated with group hugs on the pitch before nodding to fans about watching Sanremo.

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Federico Dimarco unleashed a stunning left-footed volley from a tight angle, curling it into the bottom corner at San Siro. That first-half golazo set the tone for Inter's dominant night.

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Chelsea cruised to a 4-0 FA Cup fourth-round victory at Hull's MKM Stadium on Friday, thanks to Pedro Neto's brilliant hat-trick and three assists from Liam Delap. Neto scored a curled opener before halftime, a quirky deflection early in the second half, and a cool finish later, with Estevao Willian adding a third. Despite resting key players amid snowy conditions, Chelsea kept a clean sheet—until Tosin Adarabioyo's late substitution, when Hull's attacks led fans to blame him for shaky defending and near-misses. Manager Enzo Maresca got the rotation win he wanted, advancing the Blues to the fifth round.

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Pedro Neto dazzled with a hat-trick in Chelsea's easy 4-0 win over Hull City. Yet as Tosin Adarabioyo stepped on in the final minutes, fans watched their solid defense wobble.

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Alejandro Garnacho (£40m from Manchester United) and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (£48.5m from Borussia Dortmund), both 21 and on seven-year deals, have struggled to adapt under new manager Liam Rosenior. He's favored Pedro Neto—who's delivered five goals and four assists in 302 Premier League minutes on the left—and even midfielder Enzo Fernández, while the duo logs limited time amid injuries and style mismatches. Chelsea sit sixth after 27 games, four points from third, as fans mock the signings compared to rivals' successes and question whether to trust the long-term potential or sell.

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Chelsea shelled out £88.5 million on two young left-wing talents, but seven goals and eight assists later, fans are calling it a massive miss.

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