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Liverpool snapped Sunderland's seven-win, five-draw home unbeaten streak with Van Dijk's second-half header from a Salah corner, marking just their second league win in eight this year. A frustrated Sunderland fan's broadcast rant claiming Salah gets too much protection drew mockery from Liverpool supporters, who noted his high foul count rarely leads to free kicks. Amid the banter, Sunderland's Jack Lowry praised Liverpool fans as the best visitors to the SOL, sparking warm cross-rivalry respect and over 8,000 likes.

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Virgil van Dijk rose high to head home Mohamed Salah's corner, clinching a gritty 1-0 victory at the Stadium of Light amid a fired-up crowd.

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On February 12, 2011, Manchester United beat City 2-1 at Old Trafford thanks to Rooney's stunning 78th-minute overhead kick off a Nani cross, after Dzeko's equalizer canceled out Nani's opener. Sir Alex Ferguson called it the best goal Rooney ever scored for its importance, while Rooney credited pure instinct, and even City boss Roberto Mancini praised it as fantastic. The strike earned the Premier League's Goal of the Decade award and remains a derby legend, with fans revisiting the clip on its 15th anniversary—the same date Rooney debuted for England in 2003.

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With the score tied in a tense Manchester derby, Wayne Rooney twisted mid-air and unleashed a bicycle kick that rocketed into the net, sending Old Trafford into ecstasy.

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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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Manchester United supporters in the West Ham home end at London Stadium openly celebrated their team's equalizer during the match. West Ham fans expressed shock that the behavior was tolerated without confrontation.

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The trio from last year's Celebrity Collab edition checked in as special guests on Day 110 of PBB Celebrity Collab 2.0, turning the house into a hotel setup where residents host celebrities. They requested a pool day amid laughs over its unready state, while fans rallied hashtags like #RAZcomebackInPBBCollab20 celebrating their bond—especially AZ and Ralph's fan-favorite connection. The visit ties into their upcoming series The Secrets of Hotel 88, with housemates buzzing warmly in livestreams.

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Hugs, selfies, and playful chaos erupted as former housemates AZ Martinez, Ralph De Leon, and River Joseph stepped back into the Bahay ni Kuya, sparking instant nostalgia among current contestants.

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New £48m signing Jørgen Strand Larsen scored twice in 13 first-half minutes, rifling one in from Adam Wharton's pass and heading Jefferson Lerma's cross to put Palace 2-0 up. But winless-in-16 Burnley roared back: Hannibal Mejbri pulled one back in the 40th, Jaidon Anthony equalized four minutes later, and Lerma's own goal in stoppage time gave the Clarets a 3-2 halftime lead—the first such turnaround since 2009. Palace controlled the second half with 60% possession but couldn't score, as Burnley held firm to snag a vital win, climbing out of the drop zone while Palace dropped to 13th.

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Crystal Palace fans dreamed of glory after Jørgen Strand Larsen's brace on home debut. Then Burnley unleashed a wild seven-minute spell to flip the game upside down.

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City's social media post showed Haaland grinning with his unleashed mane, captioned 'Nothing wrong with growing out your hair,' aimed straight at Ilett after United's four-win streak ended in a 1-1 draw at West Ham. The shot racked up over 60,000 likes, laughs from Wayne Rooney and Michail Antonio, and fans joking Haaland won't cut his hair until United wins five in a row. United supporters hit back by recalling their recent derby win. Amid Haaland's hot form and praise from Pep Guardiola, City gears up for Fulham at home.

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Frank Ilett, the devoted Manchester United fan known as 'The United Strand,' has let his hair grow wild for over 490 days—no trim until five straight wins. Man City's team spotted the perfect rivalry jab: Erling Haaland's flowing blonde locks.

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The sitcom follows working-class Indiana parents Bennie (Mike Epps) and Regina (Kim Fields), her sharp-witted sister Lu (Wanda Sykes), and their kids through everyday ups and downs with plenty of banter. Created by Regina Y. Hicks and Sykes, it launched in 2021 as a modern multi-camera comedy and became a comfort watch for its take on parenting and relationships. Viewers praised the Epps-Sykes chemistry, Aaliyah's outfits, and Kim Fields' nod to author Brad Thor's books, while expressing sadness over the end—Netflix's third-longest multi-cam run behind The Ranch and Fuller House.

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Fans are sharing tears and laughs as the Upshaw family says goodbye after five years of heartfelt chaos. The full final season dropped yesterday, wrapping 60 episodes of relatable family life.

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The 25-year-old academy product has played just 31 minutes across three recent Premier League games, including zero in Sunday's 2-1 comeback win at Liverpool despite Erling Haaland's late penalty sealing victory. Pep Guardiola calls Foden his 'son' and promises a step-by-step return after identifying team issues, but pundits and fans debate his inconsistency in big matches and England's No. 10 pecking order behind players like Bellingham and Palmer. With City second in the table, six points behind Arsenal, these crunch weeks could define Foden's role at club and international level.

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Phil Foden, Manchester City's homegrown star, has barely seen the pitch since a halftime hook in January's derby loss to United. Four months from the World Cup, fans worry his bench time could derail his England hopes.

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