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Real Madrid edged Benfica 1-0 in the first leg of their Champions League knockout tie at Estádio da Luz, thanks to Vinícius Júnior's opener. Tensions erupted when Prestianni covered his mouth with his shirt from 20 meters away, prompting referee François Letexier to invoke FIFA's anti-racism protocol as Real players claimed he called Vinícius 'mono' five times. Kylian Mbappé and Federico Valverde backed their teammate, while Benfica released footage denying the slur and coach José Mourinho insisted his club isn't racist; UEFA has opened a disciplinary probe that could ban Prestianni for 10 matches.

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Vinícius Júnior celebrated his goal with a dance, but Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni's reaction stopped the Champions League match cold for nearly 10 minutes.

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Vinícius Júnior, Real Madrid's forward, celebrated a goal by dancing at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium during a match against Barcelona. He cited avoidance of racial abuse at away stadiums as the reason for celebrating at home. A Barcelona fan criticized the dance as inappropriate, sparking online backlash and debate about racism in football.

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Some Black users expressed discomfort with Black people rooting for Argentina in the World Cup due to Lionel Messi's influence despite Argentina's history of racism. Defenders highlighted hypocrisy in supporting nations like Portugal, France, and England with their own problematic pasts. The discussion escalated into Messi vs. Ronaldo debates and dismissals of racism claims as excuses for hating Messi.

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Real Madrid fielded a powerhouse lineup with Courtois in goal, Alexander-Arnold at right-back, and stars like Mbappé and Güler up front against José Mourinho's Benfica, who stunned them 4-2 in January thanks to goalkeeper Trubin's stoppage-time goal. The Champions League knockout playoff first leg stayed level until Vinícius' finish secured a 1-0 victory after end-to-end action. The slim lead sets up a high-stakes second leg at the Bernabéu, where Madrid chase a record 16th title and Benfica eye an upset.

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Vinícius Júnior tapped in a Kylian Mbappé assist in the 72nd minute, finally breaking a tense 0-0 deadlock at halftime in Lisbon.

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During Benfica's 1-0 playoff loss to Real Madrid on Tuesday, Otamendi flashed tattoos honoring Argentina's 2022 World Cup win with Lionel Messi, Copa América, and Finalissima while facing Vinícius Júnior. His full-back design, inked since 2019 at Manchester City, features detailed portraits of Walter White from Breaking Bad, Ragnar Lothbrok from Vikings, Thomas Shelby from Peaky Blinders, and more like Prison Break's Michael Scofield and The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes, mixed with Maradona and Game of Thrones motifs. Fans praise his 'elite taste' while others tease the veteran's 'teen vibes,' highlighting the battle-hardened defender's pop culture passion.

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In the heat of a Champions League clash, Benfica's Nicolas Otamendi lifted his shirt to reveal a sprawling back canvas of TV icons and Argentina triumphs. The 38-year-old captain's ink turned heads, blending binge-watch favorites with World Cup glory.

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In Tuesday's UEFA Champions League playoff, Real Madrid led 1-0 when Vinícius alerted the referee to alleged racist abuse from 19-year-old Benfica winger Prestianni, triggering FIFA's three-step protocol with stadium announcements. Mbappé said he heard Prestianni call Vinícius a 'monkey' five times, while Prestianni denied it on Instagram, claiming a misunderstanding and decrying threats. UEFA appointed an inspector Thursday; a guilty verdict could bring a 10-match ban, as the clubs prepare for next week's second leg amid football's ongoing fight against discrimination.

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Vinícius Júnior froze after scoring, pointing to Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni who had pulled his shirt over his mouth while shouting. The accusation halted play at Estádio da Luz for 10 tense minutes.

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Real Madrid secured a narrow 1-0 win in the Champions League playoff first leg at Estádio da Luz, thanks to Vinícius Júnior's curled strike in the 50th minute. Chaos erupted when Vinícius reported racist abuse from Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, pausing play for nearly 10 minutes and leading to Benfica's assistant coach getting sent off. Post-match, outrage focused on Valverde escaping punishment for his elbow toward Dahl's face, with Benfica fans calling it a clear red while Madrid supporters saw it as just freeing his arm in a grapple; Benfica also griped over a waved-off penalty shout.

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Fede Valverde's arm swing at Samuel Dahl right by the Benfica bench looked brutal in clips—no ball in sight, just pure tussle. Fans couldn't believe referee François Letexier and VAR let it slide without even a booking.

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Uganda's Triplets Ghetto Kids recreated Vinicius's curling strike and signature shimmy from Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica, complete with diving keepers and flag-waving on a green pitch backed by palm trees. The video arrived as Vinicius faced bottle-throwing fans and alleged a racial slur, prompting a historic 10-minute referee stoppage and UEFA probe. Vinicius reposted the heartwarming clip, while teammate Endrick urged him to keep smiling and dancing— a bright spot highlighting his inspiration in Africa despite ongoing abuse.

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Dozens of joyful Ugandan kids in Real Madrid kits nailed Vinicius Junior's goal celebration, turning a tense match moment into pure worldwide delight.

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