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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 a tense Champions League playoff on February 17, Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 after a 10-minute stoppage when Vinícius accused 19-year-old Prestianni of a racial slur, with Kylian Mbappé confronting him and shouting 'racist.' Prestianni denied it, saying he traded regular insults after provocation, as UEFA launches an investigation and Mbappé calls for a ban. The clash revived talk of a 2022 Argentina World Cup victory chant mocking French players' African heritage, including Mbappé's background, amid divided reactions labeling it racism or mere banter.

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Vinícius Júnior celebrated his long-range goal with a samba dance, but moments later alerted the referee, claiming Benfica's young winger Gianluca Prestianni called him a monkey while covering his mouth.

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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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In Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Girona on February 16, Yamal missed the decisive penalty after a foul on Dani Olmo, despite Raphinha's flawless 12-for-12 record across Rennes, Leeds, Brazil, and Barca. Fans highlighted the stat, questioning the choice since Barca lets Lewandowski, Raphinha, or Yamal take penalties based on who feels confident that day. The miss contributed to Girona's late winner, handing Real Madrid the La Liga lead, while Raphinha continues his strong form without relying on spot-kicks.

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Raphinha has nailed every penalty since 2019, yet young Lamine Yamal stepped up for Barcelona's key spot-kick against Girona—and hit the post.

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The group—Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, Lily, and Shuhua—released the captivating live video for their digital single 'Mono' on YouTube early Wednesday, weeks after its January 27 debut. Featuring British rapper skaiwater in their first external collaboration, the track's minimalist self-embrace theme shines through harmonious vocals and precise choreography in a studio setting. Fans love the elegant styling from sleek bobs to wavy reds, clever audio effects, and the clip's quick rise in likes, keeping buzz high ahead of the 2026 'Syncopation' world tour.

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Six members of i-dle sit poised on modernist chairs in sunlit white outfits, their voices layering perfectly in a split-screen performance that begs for headphones.

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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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Congress voted 75-24 on Tuesday to remove 39-year-old interim President José Jerí, citing his failure to disclose late-night meetings at a Lima Chinese restaurant with businessman Zhihua Yang, who faces government scrutiny—a scandal known as 'Chifagate.' Jerí, who took office October 10, 2025, after Dina Boluarte's ouster, denied wrongdoing but couldn't fend off the censure, marking Peru's eighth president change in under a decade and the third straight congressional removal. Congress now picks from four candidates to serve until July 28, as the nation braces for April 12 elections amid investor concerns over its top copper exporter status.

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José Jerí stepped out of the presidential palace to a chorus of jeers from an angry crowd, ending his four-month stint amid Peru's endless leadership shuffle.

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Real Madrid edged Benfica 1-0 in the Champions League playoff first leg at Estádio da Luz, with Vinícius Júnior's second-half strike securing the win before play stopped for 10 minutes under UEFA's anti-racism protocol. Vinícius and teammates like Kylian Mbappé claimed they heard Prestianni call him a 'monkey' five times, prompting strong support from the squad and Brazil's football federation. Benfica denied it with video evidence showing the distance between players, while coach José Mourinho—sent off in the chaos—insisted his club is not racist; UEFA is now reviewing lip-reading and audio ahead of the second leg.

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Vinícius Júnior curled in a stunning winner for Real Madrid, but the night turned tense when he accused Benfica's young forward Gianluca Prestianni of racist abuse.

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The parade returned after three years, featuring air shows and cultural performances to commemorate the 1878 unification of Qatar's tribes under Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani. Sheikh Tamim extended warm greetings for security and prosperity, while world leaders like UAE's Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed and Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif sent messages praising strong ties and shared progress. The holiday, official since 2007, highlights Qatar National Vision 2030 amid fireworks and festivities across Doha.

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Crowds lined the Doha Corniche, waving maroon and white flags as military formations marched and aircraft soared overhead. His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani joined the celebration, honoring a legacy of unity and progress.

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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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In Tuesday's Benfica vs. Real Madrid game, Vinicius told the referee that 20-year-old Gianluca Prestianni used a slur against him; Prestianni denied it and regretted threats from Madrid players. Benfica coach Jose Mourinho suggested Vinicius's celebrations draw backlash, prompting Vinicius to call out cowards online. Nigerian Barca supporters faced mockery online, with posts like one quipping a Nigerian fan justifies every Argentine crime, tying into Messi loyalty and past Argentina scandals. Defenders see it as a lazy stereotype, while others note Barca players like Lamine Yamal face racism too.

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Vinicius Jr. accused a Benfica player of a racial slur during a Champions League match, halting play for 10 minutes. Nigerian Barcelona fans caught heat for seeming to downplay it amid fierce rivalries.

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