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CAF's Appeal Board ruled on March 17 that Senegal forfeited the January 18, 2025 AFCON final against hosts Morocco, citing team misconduct after players briefly left the pitch protesting a late VAR penalty. Morocco's penalty miss came before play resumed and Senegal held on 1-0, but the board upheld Morocco's protest, declaring them champions without a replay. Senegal called the decision unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, drawing comparisons to 2019 when CAS upheld a similar forfeit against Morocco's Wydad Casablanca over a walk-off protest.

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Senegal's players lifted the trophy after a tense extra-time win in Rabat, only for CAF to overturn it two months later over a 14-minute protest walk-off.

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LIV Golf launches its first African event Thursday at The Club at Steyn City, with over 90,000 tickets sold for the $20 million purse tournament running through Sunday. The 55-year-old Mickelson, captain of the 12th-place HyFlyers GC, tees off with his team eyeing a boost ahead of Augusta. Local favorites Southern Guards GC, led by Louis Oosthuizen, host on the par-71 bushveld layout, joined by stars like Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau, plus Calvin Harris concerts and lively fan zones.

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Phil Mickelson steps back onto the course after a family health break, ready to chase another Masters run amid massive crowds in Johannesburg.

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Bayern Munich thrashed Atalanta 4-1 at the Allianz Arena, sealing a 10-2 aggregate win to reach the quarterfinals. The England captain netted a brace, becoming the first Englishman to hit 50 UCL goals in just 66 games—faster than all but Haaland and Van Nistelrooy. Lennart Karl and Luis Diaz also scored, while 16-year-old Filip Pavić made history as Bayern's youngest-ever UCL debutant. Kane grabbed Man of the Match and celebrated the personal milestone alongside Liverpool's Mohamed Salah.

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Harry Kane danced past defenders and rifled home his landmark 50th Champions League goal, etching his name into history as Bayern cruised past Atalanta.

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Chelsea are reportedly set to launch a €45 million-plus offer for 1. FC Köln's breakout star, potentially stealing him from Brighton who had personal terms agreed for around €35 million. The 6'2" winger, valued at €40 million with a contract until 2030, has caught Chelsea's eye after family talks on a seven-year deal worth €5 million a year; they also plan to sign his younger brother Malek for their development squad. Köln confirm no formal bids yet and want over €40 million amid their fight to stay up, while fans debate if it's a smart grab or another unproven youth signing.

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At just 19, Said El Mala has dazzled in the Bundesliga with nine goals and four assists, drawing comparisons to a young Arjen Robben for his pace and direct runs on the left wing.

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Ray Guzman posted in a fan group defending firefighter Eddie Diaz from queerness speculation, calling it 'uncalled for,' as season nine heats up with episodes like the recent 'Mother's Boy' road trip alongside Buck. Fans shared screenshots widely, with some joking about the strong denial, others memeing it, and a few decrying it as homophobic or hoping it spurs onscreen changes. Defenders asked fans to back off the family man, noting he might have confused actor talk with his son, while Ryan Guzman has teased Eddie's romantic arcs without confirming queerness.

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Ray Guzman jumped into a 9-1-1 Facebook group to set the record straight: his son Ryan, who plays Eddie Diaz, 'is not gay or in the closet.' The post landed right amid buzz over Eddie's storylines.

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The Nigeria Football Federation protested DR Congo's 1-1 penalty win in the African playoff final on November 16, 2025, in Rabat, claiming ineligible players due to passport issues. FIFA dismissed it for late filing—12 days past the 24-hour deadline—missing the 1,000 Swiss franc fee, and weak evidence. NFF's Dr. Mohammed Sanusi vowed an appeal, possibly to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, as DR Congo advances to intercontinental playoffs in Mexico on March 31. Both teams faced fines for fan chaos like thrown bottles and lasers during the match.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles saw their 2026 World Cup dreams slip away in a tense penalty shootout, only to pin last hopes on a protest that FIFA just shut down cold.

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PSG defeated Barcelona 8-2 on aggregate over two legs in the UEFA Champions League, winning the first leg away at Parc des Princes and the second leg at Barcelona's stadium. Barcelona conceded heavily in both matches despite home support in the return leg.

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The X post from @TouchlineX joked that Carragher scored just 11 goals total, math that adds his actual four strikes to seven Premier League own goals, outpacing some rivals' tallies. Fans ribbed the outspoken Sky Sports pundit, questioning how the 'own goal king' critiques modern attackers, while others quipped his bold takes count as extra mishaps. Carragher, a one-club hero with 737 Liverpool appearances and a 2005 Champions League win, has long owned the stat, once calling it a 'good record' for a center-back and even nodding to Everton fans by scoring an own goal in his 2010 testimonial.

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A cheeky post tallying Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher's 11 career 'goals'—with seven as own goals—had fans cracking up and piling on the banter.

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Chelsea supporters are sharing memes of former manager Enzo Maresca, known for watching hundreds of clips to prep teams, as Liam Rosenior's side gears up for the Champions League last-16 against PSG. Maresca left in January 2026 after a poor league run, and Rosenior has steadied the ship with Chelsea fifth in the Premier League and unbeaten in his first 10 games, though recent draws and scares like the FA Cup win over Wrexham have reignited nostalgia. Fans debate Maresca's intensity versus Rosenior's experience—he faced PSG three times at Strasbourg—before Wednesday's first leg at Parc des Princes.

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A photo of Enzo Maresca deep in thought on a flight has fans reminiscing about his endless opponent breakdowns ahead of the big PSG matchup.

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Gessime's agent, Hervé Kross, confirmed Barcelona's interest in the Strasbourg right winger, though no official bid has arrived. The 5'8" dynamo joined Ligue 1 from USL Dunkerque in January and impressed in his first start, helping Strasbourg reach the Coupe de France semis. With a €6 million market value and contract until 2027, he matches Barcelona's focus on young, dynamic attackers under Deco. Fans wonder about his squad fit amid established talents like Lamine Yamal.

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Yassine Gessime captained Morocco to U20 World Cup glory, dazzling with goals against Spain. Now the 20-year-old speedster has caught FC Barcelona's eye.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled on March 17 that Senegal forfeited the January 18, 2025 AFCON final against hosts Morocco, citing team misconduct after players briefly left the pitch protesting a late VAR penalty. Morocco's penalty miss came before play resumed and Senegal held on 1-0, but the board upheld Morocco's protest, declaring them champions without a replay. Senegal called the decision unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, drawing comparisons to 2019 when CAS upheld a similar forfeit against Morocco's Wydad Casablanca over a walk-off protest.

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Senegal's players lifted the trophy after a tense extra-time win in Rabat, only for CAF to overturn it two months later over a 14-minute protest walk-off.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled on March 17 that Senegal forfeited the January 18, 2025 AFCON final against hosts Morocco, citing team misconduct after players briefly left the pitch protesting a late VAR penalty. Morocco's penalty miss came before play resumed and Senegal held on 1-0, but the board upheld Morocco's protest, declaring them champions without a replay. Senegal called the decision unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, drawing comparisons to 2019 when CAS upheld a similar forfeit against Morocco's Wydad Casablanca over a walk-off protest.

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Senegal's players lifted the trophy after a tense extra-time win in Rabat, only for CAF to overturn it two months later over a 14-minute protest walk-off.

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On March 11, at a People's Conference for Peace in New Delhi, retired IAS officer Najeeb Jung condemned the US-Israel conflict's toll on Iran and Palestine, calling for Indians to protest and urging global awareness in a seven-minute English speech aimed at embassies. He criticized Arab nations for abandoning Iran, invoked Gandhi and others, and highlighted Iran's historical resilience amid the war sparked February 28 by a strike killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and many others, with Iran reporting over 1,444 deaths. Supporters praised his courage, while critics accused him of selective outrage for ignoring events like the October 7 Hamas attacks and past violence in Kashmir, reflecting India's divided views on foreign policy and faith.

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Standing at the Constitution Club of India, former Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung spoke with raw emotion about children dying in bombings and a world that stays quiet.

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Real Madrid beat Elche 4-1 on Saturday, with the Turkish teen's jaw-dropping goal—a Puskás Award contender—sealing the rout after contributions from Fede Valverde and others. Fans clashed online over screenshots showing Kylian Mbappé looking distant on the pitch during Güler's celebration, while Vinícius Júnior hyped it with fire emojis on Instagram. Mbappé had posted about his foundation helping a sick baby, prompting defenders to call the snub claims absurd cherry-picking, as deeper tensions simmer around team roles and recent form ahead of Champions League ties.

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Arda Güler launched a stunning 70-yard lob from his own half in the 88th minute, turning Real Madrid's comfortable win into pure magic at the Bernabéu.

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