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In the Champions League knockout playoff first leg at Estadio da Luz, Vinícius pointed out Prestianni to referee François Letexier, triggering UEFA's anti-racism protocol with crowd and bench warnings. Prestianni denied the slur, saying Vinícius misunderstood, while Benfica coach Mourinho stated his club is not racist; UEFA opened a formal investigation. Post-match tensions escalated with Benfica president Rui Costa clashing over video footage near Madrid's dressing room area, though Benfica denied any confrontation. With the second leg at Bernabéu ahead, Vinícius called out racist cowards as Real holds a narrow advantage.

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Vinícius Júnior's brilliant goal gave Real Madrid a slim lead, but the match ground to a 10-minute stop when he accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of calling him a monkey.

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The midfield maestro captained Arsenal from age 21 after joining from Barcelona's academy at 16, making 303 appearances with 57 goals and 95 assists, though trophies were limited to one FA Cup amid a Premier League drought. At boyhood club Barça, he won La Liga, Copa del Rey, and more in 151 games with 42 goals and 50 assists, before a £30m move to Chelsea delivered two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, League Cup, and Europa League across 198 outings. Fans split loyally—Gunners cherish his youth icon status, Blues tout the silverware, Barça fans his homecoming—while one called him a 'footballing polyglot' legendary in phases at all three.

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Cesc Fàbregas shone across Arsenal, Barcelona, and Chelsea, leaving fans fiercely divided on where he truly became a legend.

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The 25-year-old dual citizen dominated the men's giant slalom in Bormio at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, clocking 2:25.00 to beat Switzerland's Marco Odermatt by 0.58 seconds for his nation's first Winter medal—and South America's first ever. Born in Norway to a Norwegian father and Brazilian mother, Braathen switched allegiance last March after a sponsorship dispute, calling Brazil his 'second home.' Draped in green-and-yellow, he samba-danced on the podium in ski boots, while fans back home erupted in Rio streets amid Carnival cheers.

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Lucas Braathen powered through a wild wobble on the final run, saving his lead and etching Brazil into Winter Olympics history with a gold-medal grin.

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In a 31-second clip from an October 2025 event, the Barcelona icon nods and smiles only when Zinedine Zidane is named amid a list of greats like Lampard, Gerrard, and young stars like Bellingham. Fans lit up replies, with Barcelona supporters placing Xavi and Iniesta at the top, while others championed Premier League heroes or Zidane's flair and Ballon d'Or. The moment captures Xavi's quiet confidence from his days leading Barca to four Champions Leagues and Spain's 2010 World Cup, fueling endless talk on the greatest midfielder.

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Xavi sits stone-faced as fans fire off midfield legends, barely flinching through Pirlo and Gerrard—until Zidane's name lands and a grin slips out.

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Balde couldn't handle Atlético's quick breaks from Giuliano Simeone and Marcos Llorente, while Koundé struggled against Saúl Ñíguez and Antoine Griezmann's counters—issues echoed in a prior game against Mallorca. Both have played heavy minutes this season, with Balde over 1,800 in La Liga and Koundé nearing 2,000 across competitions, contributing to their dip in form. João Cancelo, back on loan from Al Hilal, offers versatility on either flank with just 101 La Liga minutes so far; the staff sees him as key rotation amid fatigue, especially with Girona up next on February 16 and the Copa return leg on March 3. Barça lead La Liga by one point, but the vulnerabilities highlight John Terry's point that defense wins titles.

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Alejandro Balde and Jules Koundé faltered badly in Barcelona's 4-0 Copa del Rey loss to Atlético Madrid, leaving the coaching staff searching for answers on the flanks.

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A graphic highlights Barcelona's Fermín López with 10 goals and 12 assists in 29 appearances, Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes with 6 goals and 13 assists in 24 games, and Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers with 10 goals and 7 assists across 35 outings. Fans debate the context: López shines without penalties in a stacked Barça squad, Fernandes excels in chance creation amid United's struggles, and Rogers provides versatility for Villa's European push. These mid-season stats across all competitions underscore their elite contributions as the season heads into the run-in.

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Three attacking midfielders are delivering standout numbers in the 2025/26 season, fueling lively fan debates on form and context.

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BINI's eldest member Aiah, the group's main rapper and visual, stars in a fun mock audition video for their upcoming single 'Unang Kilig,' set to drop March 5, 2026. Dressed in a gray frilly outfit with leg warmers, she lists 'magic' as her special talent and earns praise for keeping every moment kilig-worthy—that classic butterflies-in-the-stomach feeling. This teaser follows their detailed production schedule and comes after Aiah missed their massive Valentine's fan event, delighting Blooms with her cute return alongside poses, nose scrunches, and an infectious smile.

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Aiah Arceta struts confidently under neon lights, slate in hand and fluffy dog Honey by her side, auditioning as the Lobby Receptionist with pure kilig charm.

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The January 25 clash ended 1-1 at Rome's Olimpico, with Modric picking up two yellows: one early for time-wasting by nudging the ball away during a Roma free kick, and another right after Vazao's frustrated shove as play was stopped. Posted out of context on February 17, the 20-second clip drew millions of views, with some calling it proof of societal bias where the aggressor walks free and the victim gets punished. Critics pointed out soccer's rules under FIFA Law 12 justified the call on Modric, while others mocked the outrage as ignorance of the game's nuances. Modric, the 40-year-old Croatian star thriving at Milan post-Real Madrid, even memed his classic Italian hand gesture afterward.

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In a heated Serie A moment, 18-year-old Roma forward Robin Vazao shoved AC Milan's Luka Modric from behind near the touchline. The referee carded Modric on the spot, leaving Vazao untouched—and sparking endless online arguments.

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