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Liverpool led Manchester City 1-0 thanks to Dominik Szoboszlai's curling 74th-minute strike, but Bernardo Silva equalized late and Erling Haaland converted a 93rd-minute penalty after Alisson's foul. Deep in stoppage time, a scramble saw Szoboszlai foul Haaland on a loose ball toward goal; referee Craig Pawson played advantage, but VAR Jarred Gillett overturned it to a red card for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Pundits like Henry Winter and Keith Hackett questioned the decision, arguing it robbed the raw thrill of the game, while fans lamented VAR's pedantic delays overshadowing football's joy—even as some defended its role in reducing errors.

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Anfield erupted in joy at Szoboszlai's thunderous free-kick, only for a chaotic stoppage-time VAR call to flip the script and leave fans stunned.

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The defending Premier League champions, sixth with 39 points, take on ninth-placed Sunderland on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. GMT. Sunderland have lost zero home league games this season, winning seven and drawing five. Arne Slot's Reds have just one victory across all competitions in 2026, including Sunday's late 2-1 loss to Manchester City, putting pressure on the Dutch manager amid fan frustration and calls for squad changes.

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Liverpool head to the Stadium of Light chasing a much-needed win after a rough patch, facing a Sunderland side that's rock-solid at home.

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The Portuguese winger, signed for £54 million from Wolves in August 2024, has five goals and three assists in 23 league games by early February 2026, ranking fourth in Chelsea scoring yet drawing ire for not delivering enough from the right flank. Daily Mail's Kieran Gill defended him, pointing to key contributions like setting up a penalty in a 3-1 win at Wolves, strong links with Cole Palmer, and tireless tracking back under manager Liam Rosenior. As summer approaches, Chelsea might consider bids or keep Neto to mentor young stars like Geovany Quenda and Estevao Willian, with his contract secure until 2031.

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Pedro Neto joined Chelsea with big promise, but after clips of him gesturing for the ball, fans online turned up the heat, calling him selfish while a journalist pushes back hard.

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Daniel Castle pointed to Tottenham's 24 wins in their last 70 Premier League games, a win rate around 34%, amid their current 15th place standing with 29 points from 25 games. The Big Six—Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham—holds on through revenue and history, despite challengers like third-placed Aston Villa rising fast. Fans trade barbs over recent losses, Spurs' Europa League final win last May, and whether trophies or table positions redefine the group now.

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A Manchester United supporter called out Tottenham's poor form, asking if they still belong in the Premier League's elite Big Six group. The question hit home with Spurs sitting 15th after a tough stretch.

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The navy special edition pre-match top, designed by Shanghai artist Luna with Nike, features horse mane patterns, a Spurs crest silhouette, and nods to club history like the N17 postcode. Players like Destiny Udogie modeled it ahead of tonight's 7:30pm GMT clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the women's team wearing it Sunday versus Aston Villa. Sitting 15th with just two home league wins this season and winless in 2026, fans mocked the release as 'relegation shirts' amid calls for coach Thomas Frank's sacking and frustration over poor results despite new merch.

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As Tottenham Hotspur gears up for a must-win home game against Newcastle, they've launched a vibrant Lunar New Year top symbolizing horse energy and renewal—just when fans need it most.

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On February 8, City overcame Dominik Szoboszlai's brilliant free-kick to claim their first win at Anfield with fans present since 2003 and their first league double over Liverpool since 1937. The dramatic turnaround vaulted City to 50 points, six behind leaders Arsenal, keeping the title race alive with Haaland's 20th goal of the season. Post-match hype videos and fan reactions captured the electric scenes of players and supporters roaring together, fueling optimism for the run-in.

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Down 1-0 at Anfield in the 74th minute, Manchester City dug deep—Bernardo Silva equalized in the 89th, and Erling Haaland buried a 93rd-minute penalty to seal a 2-1 win.

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Liverpool sit sixth with 39 points after 25 matches, enduring just six league wins in their last 20 games, including a dramatic 1-2 home loss to City on February 8. Fans debate Arne Slot's tenure fiercely—some demand more than mediocrity after paying top dollar, while others cite history like Bob Paisley's 1980/81 rebuild or Champions League progress for patience. Slot laments officiating but points to improvement, facing pressure ahead of Sunderland despite last season's title.

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Dominik Szoboszlai's stunning free-kick had Anfield dreaming, only for Erling Haaland's stoppage-time penalty to crush Liverpool's hopes against Manchester City.

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Manchester City shared a social media video edit highlighting their comeback spirit with the slogan 'We're Man City, we'll fight 'til the end,' referencing Erling Haaland's 'Sugar and spice and everything nice' chant. The video followed their recent victory over Arsenal.

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Manchester City shared a social media video edit highlighting their comeback spirit with the slogan 'We're Man City, we'll fight 'til the end,' referencing Erling Haaland's 'Sugar and spice and everything nice' chant. The video followed their recent victory over Arsenal.

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The Thai actress, 32, shared her excitement on February 9 for the February 20 blessing ceremony of her new GL series Broken of Love at Bangkok's CentralWorld. The free event from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. near the Trimurti Shrine lets fans cheer Faye and co-lead Atom Pariya Piyapanopas, with guidelines for flowers, fruits, drinks, and Thai desserts—no raw shrimp or tomatoes. Faye's Fabel Entertainment, which she founded after hits like Blank and The Loyal Pin, just signed 22-year-old Atom, fueling fan unity from Europe to Vietnam amid sweet off-screen moments like Faye's homemade noodles in Atom's story.

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Faye Peraya Malisorn lit up her feed with a simple countdown: '20th—who's coming? I'm so happy! We'll finally meet.' Fans felt the warmth right away.

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Social media users debated whether Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana's challenge on Brighton forward Joao Pedro in a Premier League match warranted a red card or penalty. They criticized VAR for not reviewing the incident and highlighted perceived inconsistencies with other incidents, such as Cristian Romero's red card on the same day.

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Opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka pledged on November 11 to revoke the government's privatization of the profitable Kenya Pipeline Company if his Azimio coalition wins power in 2027, criticizing the sale of a key revenue-generating asset. President William Ruto's Sh4.5 trillion economic blueprint, unveiled on November 2, aims for first-world status by 2055 through investments in infrastructure, agriculture, and manufacturing, with the KPC IPO set to raise Sh100 billion by March 2026. Senate Speaker Amason Kingi warned on November 9 of impending hardships from asset sales and tax hikes, as social media reflects public concerns over economic sovereignty and national assets.

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In a bold stand against President Ruto's ambitious economic overhaul, opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka declares war on the privatization of Kenya's lucrative pipeline, vowing to undo the deal and reclaim national wealth.

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