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Barcelona crushed Sevilla 5-2 on Sunday, with Cancelo scoring and restoring their four-point La Liga lead. The 31-year-old on loan from Al Hilal has shone at multiple positions despite injuries to defenders like Jules Kounde and Alejandro Balde, earning praise from coach Hansi Flick as technically amazing. Reports say Cancelo wants to cut his Saudi wages for a permanent Blaugrana move, fulfilling a 2022 moment when Lionel Messi told him he hoped to see him in a Barca shirt one day. His form sparks debate on whether he'll keep his spot over the speedy young Balde returning soon.

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Joao Cancelo slotted home a clinical finish at Camp Nou, capping Raphinha's hat-trick in Barcelona's dominant win. Fans now dream of his permanent stay after Messi's old prediction.

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On March 9, Turkey's Defense Ministry deployed the F-16s and air defense systems to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, citing threats from Iran after drone strikes on the island. This followed Western allies like Greece, France, the UK, and Germany bolstering the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus in the south. U.S. Representatives Dina Titus, Gus Bilirakis, and Chris Pappas sharply criticized the move as escalatory and illegal under U.S. law, calling for jet withdrawal, blocked arms sales, and enforcement of sanctions. The deployment underscores ongoing divisions since Turkey's 1974 invasion and broader regional tensions.

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Turkey sent six F-16 jets to the breakaway north of Cyprus, prompting immediate backlash from U.S. lawmakers who see it as a dangerous escalation on a divided island.

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Unverified rumors claimed Israel planned a terrorist strike on the Burj Khalifa to blame Iran, echoing an Iranian official's warning of a 'September 11-style' plot. Videos from Downtown Dubai showed normal evening crowds and no disruptions around 8:30 p.m. local time, with users dismissing the claims as basement fabrications. The speculation arose amid February's regional strikes that briefly hit UAE sites, but fact-checks found no evidence beyond the Iranian source and stock footage. UAE authorities warn against misinformation, fining viral fakes up to Dh200,000, as Dubai resumes routine flights on March 17.

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On March 16, Dubai's skyline sparkled with the Burj Khalifa glowing blue and fountains dancing for crowds, directly countering online whispers of an attack.

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The post, shared Friday during swap rumors with Marseille's Mason Greenwood, alleged Torres' uncle as a top shareholder keeping the 26-year-old at the club despite criticism for inconsistent finishing and 12 goals this season. Barcelona, owned by over 140,000 fan members with no private shareholders, rejected big bids for the versatile forward whose contract runs to 2027. Replies exposed the photos as politicians, not board members, and highlighted his modest family roots in a small Spanish town, crumbling the claim under scrutiny.

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A photo of Ferran Torres shaking hands with suited men sparked claims his uncle pulls strings on Barcelona's board. Fans quickly questioned the story amid his rough season.

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In Liverpool's 2-1 loss to Wolves on March 3, Gakpo's second-half gaffe denied Curtis Jones an easy goal, snapping the team's strong run under Arne Slot. A troll account's AI-generated rap video mocked him as a 'landlord winger evicting tenants,' racking up nearly 2,000 likes with bars about his own-goal-line nightmare. Fans debate his left-wing fit despite 6 goals this season, comparing him to Salah while Slot urges him to shake off the overthinking ahead of Saturday's must-win.

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Cody Gakpo's shocking volley cleared a goalbound shot off his own team's line, handing Wolves a 2-1 win and sparking a wave of fan memes.

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Senior Iranian army spokesperson Amir Mohammad Akraminia stated Thursday that Iran held back its strongest weapons during the holy month of Ramadan, which ended around March 18-19, 2026, but enemies will now regret their actions. The warning comes on Day 20 of the war that began February 28, when U.S. and Israeli forces struck over 15,000 Iranian targets including missile sites, air defenses, and nuclear facilities. Iran has fired back with missile attacks on Haifa's oil refinery and Gulf energy sites, amid rising casualties, oil price spikes, and threats from President Trump, as Western analysts question Tehran's remaining strength.

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With Eid celebrations just beginning, a top Iranian general in military fatigues stared into the camera and promised 'painful surprises' for foes now that Ramadan's restraints are lifted.

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The club posted a festive graphic Thursday with the Liverpool Bird and crescent moon, wishing 'Eid Mubarak to all of our supporters celebrating across the world today. #RedTogether.' It explained Eid ul-Fitr as a time of reflection, gratitude, prayers, festive meals, and kindness after Ramadan. Fans flooded replies with thanks, YNWA chants, and photos of defender Ibrahima Konaté, while even rivals like Arsenal supporters called it classy—highlighting Liverpool's inclusive spirit amid dates varying by moon sightings from March 19 in Afghanistan to March 20 elsewhere.

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A Liverpool player in the classic red kit holds a banner saying 'Eid Mubarak,' reaching out to supporters celebrating the end of Ramadan worldwide.

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Ahead of Liverpool's Champions League clash with Galatasaray, Slot spoke openly to TNT Sports about the frustration following Sunday's 1-1 Premier League draw with struggling Spurs, where Richarlison's 90th-minute goal sparked fan boos. The Dutch manager, one year and eight months into his tenure after winning the 2024-25 title, questioned the club's famed patience amid a tough 2025-26 season—Liverpool sit sixth, 19 points behind Arsenal, with dipping goals and late concessions fueling discontent. Slot noted his teams usually outwork opponents but acknowledged imperfections, as fans split between criticism of his comments and calls for unity.

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Arne Slot stood before the cameras, admitting the boos from Anfield cut deep after a late equalizer stole victory against Tottenham.

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During Zelenskyy's visit on Wednesday, Sánchez met with him, King Felipe VI, and parliamentary leaders, signing defense deals including missiles, air defense systems, and drones from Sener Aerospace & Defence. The €1 billion for 2026 funds joint production, pushing Spain's total aid since 2022 near €4 billion. Sánchez clashed with opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo over the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, accusing him of unclear support while reaffirming Spain's 'No a la Guerra' stance in the Middle East alongside firm backing for Ukraine.

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As Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed in Madrid, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez committed €1 billion in aid, vowing unwavering support despite global distractions.

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Arsenal surged to a 2-0 lead with goals from Bukayo Saka in the 4th minute and Piero Hincapié in the 55th, only for Wolves to claw back through Hugo Bueno's long-range strike and a chaotic 93rd-minute own goal off Riccardo Calafiori following a David Raya and Gabriel Magalhães mix-up. Fans shared raw pain on X, from Kelvin Omukungu's week of nightmares to Mazi Olisaemeka C.'s sleepless title fears echoing the 2022/23 choke, with some ranting to partners or even running fevers. Arsenal rebounded with wins over Tottenham, Chelsea, and Brighton, sitting top with 70 points from 31 games on March 17, nine clear of Manchester City.

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Arsenal supporters lost sleep and wrestled nightmares after a shocking stoppage-time own goal handed Wolves a 2-2 draw. That February gut-punch at Molineux left hearts broken and fury boiling.

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