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Ahead of tonight's Champions League knockout play-off first leg at Estadio da Luz, Mourinho described Madrid as vulnerable after recent league struggles and injuries, despite their record 15 titles. The Portuguese coach, who led Madrid to a La Liga crown from 2010 to 2013, made the comment at Monday's news conference. Benfica advanced through playoffs under Mourinho's summer tenure, while Madrid topped the league phase but now chase a 16th European Cup. The remark fueled online banter between Madrid and Barcelona fans, with jabs over titles and referee claims.

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José Mourinho knows Real Madrid inside out from his days in charge there. Now, he's warning his Benfica side that the 'kings of the Champions League' are a wounded king ready to strike.

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Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, urged global action against what he called a massacre amid protests sparked by economic collapse and demands to topple Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Demonstrations erupted December 28, 2025, spreading to hundreds of cities with chants for regime change and his return; violence peaked January 8-9 as snipers and machine guns killed crowds, with death tolls estimated from 3,000 by the government to over 30,000 by leaked sources and activists. An internet blackout hides the full scale, but reports describe mass burials, over 41,000 arrests, and medics witnessing blood-soaked bodies; Pahlavi vowed freedom is near as exiles plead for U.S. help under new President Trump.

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On January 27, Reza Pahlavi watched Holocaust Remembrance Day images and saw echoes in Iran's streets, where security forces gunned down protesters by the thousands.

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The Brazilian forward, who joined Chelsea from Brighton last summer, came off the bench to score and assist in the 3-2 victory over West Ham last month, helping the Blues sit fifth with 44 points from 26 games. With manager Liam Rosenior's approval, Pedro, Palmer, Cucurella, and others enjoyed a team-bonding break before hosting Burnley on February 21. Fans praised the downtime for boosting chemistry, though some joked about hangovers impacting sprints, while clips showed Cucurella looking sharp despite his recent hamstring injury.

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Fresh off scoring his 10th Premier League goal in a comeback win, Joao Pedro hit the Dubai nightclub with Cole Palmer and Marc Cucurella, dancing under neon lights to Nigerian hits.

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Ahead of tonight's Champions League knockout play-off first leg at Estadio da Luz, Mourinho described Madrid as vulnerable after recent league struggles and injuries, despite their record 15 titles. The Portuguese coach, who led Madrid to a La Liga crown from 2010 to 2013, made the comment at Monday's news conference. Benfica advanced through playoffs under Mourinho's summer tenure, while Madrid topped the league phase but now chase a 16th European Cup. The remark fueled online banter between Madrid and Barcelona fans, with jabs over titles and referee claims.

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José Mourinho knows Real Madrid inside out from his days in charge there. Now, he's warning his Benfica side that the 'kings of the Champions League' are a wounded king ready to strike.

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Cesc Fàbregas's Como knocked out Serie A champions Napoli 7-6 on penalties after a 1-1 extra-time thriller at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, reaching the Coppa Italia semifinals for the first time in 40 years. Martin Baturina scored from the spot for Como, matched by Napoli's young Antonio Vergara, before Como held firm—Romelu Lukaku blazed over and Butez saved Stanislav Lobotka's kick. Fàbregas, Como's coach since July 2024, has the club flying high at sixth in Serie A after promotion from Serie B, now facing Inter Milan in the semis.

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Como's keeper Jean Butez plunged low to deny Napoli's decider, igniting wild cheers from the traveling fans as underdogs triumphed in penalty agony.

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The 28-year-old England forward joined Barça on a one-year loan from Manchester United last summer, with an option to buy for €30m. He's delivered 10 goals and 13 assists in 34 games, boosting their La Liga and cup pushes, though injuries sidelined him during recent losses. Early discussions between the clubs have hit a snag—Barça wants a discount, United insists on the full fee and cites manager Michael Carrick's interest in a return, while Rashford prefers to stay in Spain. Conflicting reports leave fans divided on whether to cash in on the academy product or bring him home.

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Marcus Rashford has rediscovered his spark at Barcelona, but now his Old Trafford roots are pulling him back amid tense transfer talks.

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Tony Elumelu, UBA's Group Chairman, met President Bola Tinubu on February 13 and praised his economic reforms for fixing foreign exchange issues and stabilizing markets, despite ongoing hardships like 30% inflation from subsidy cuts and naira floatation. Madu's announcement, now with over 14,000 likes, led to memes and boycott calls, but skeptics like JJ Omojuwa mocked it as futile from low-balance customers, with UBA shares rising over 1% that week. The backlash highlights Nigeria's divide over reforms promising long-term growth amid current struggles.

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Ugochukwu Madu closed his and his wife's UBA accounts after the bank's chairman praised President Tinubu's reforms—sparking a wave of similar pledges online.

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