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Fulham overturned a 1-0 deficit against Burnley at Craven Cottage, with Josh King equalizing on 67 minutes, Wilson netting his 10th Premier League goal of the season to lead 2-1, and Raul Jimenez converting a stoppage-time penalty after Burnley's Josh Laurent was sent off. The 28-year-old Welsh midfielder, once a Liverpool academy prospect on multiple loans, has now tallied 10 goals and 6 assists in 29 games—his best top-flight haul yet—earning praise as a special player for Marco Silva's side. The win boosts Fulham's European hopes while sinking Burnley deeper into relegation trouble.

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Trailing at home, Fulham needed a spark—and Harry Wilson delivered with a curling beauty that flipped the script in the 73rd minute.

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Jude Bellingham and Dani Ceballos will not recover in time for Real Madrid's UEFA Champions League Round of 16 fixtures, according to reports from COPE.

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The Arizona Cardinals restructured two-time Pro Bowler James Conner's deal, cutting his base salary to dodge a $9.8 million cap hit after he missed most of 2025 with an ankle injury. The moves also include reworked contracts for cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting, one-year returns for kicker Chad Ryland and punter Blake Gillikin, plus signings of DT Roy Lopez to a two-year $11.5 million pact and DL L.J. Collier for one year at $2.5 million. All this frees up cap space as the team hunts a quarterback post-Kyler Murray, pairing Conner with rookie Trey Benson and elite receivers like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride.

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James Conner, the likable star running back, reworked his contract to stay with Arizona despite a tough injury year. Fans cheered the news of one of the league's most popular players returning to the desert.

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Como, led by Cesc Fabregas, beat Juventus 2-0 at Allianz Stadium on Saturday, their first double over the Old Lady this season. Mërgim Vojvoda scored in the 11th after Di Gregorio palmed a curling shot into his own net, and Maxence Caqueret added a second amid defensive errors. Juventus controlled possession but managed only three shots on target, extending their losing streak to three matches including a 5-2 Champions League loss to Galatasaray. Fans heavily criticized the goalkeeper's shaky form, with many calling for his summer exit despite nine clean sheets earlier in Serie A.

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Juventus fans watched in disbelief as mid-table Como struck first in the 11th minute, with Michele Di Gregorio's weak parry turning into an early gift that set the tone for another home defeat.

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Muizzu made the remarks Monday while addressing a U.S. envoy's visit, stating Iran should target Israeli and U.S. sites in the region without harming Muslims, and that Maldives bars Israeli passport holders from its territory. He positioned the island nation as neutral, refusing to allow its land or airspace for any Middle East conflict. The comments divided Maldivians, with supporters praising Muslim solidarity and critics warning of damage to tourism and U.S. ties, as no responses have come from the U.S., Israel, or Iran.

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In a tense press conference, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu called for Iran to strike Israel relentlessly, amid the escalating Iran-Israel war.

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The Social Justice Centres Working Group unveiled Haki Lens at Ufungamano House, a secure digital system to document police brutality, forced evictions, and gender-based violence professionally. Formed in Nairobi's Mathare slum in 2014, the network of over 50 centers now uses features like protected storage, trend analysis, and ethical reporting to turn survivor stories into actionable evidence for advocacy and reform. Partners including IDinsight and AmkeniC helped build it, with advocates like Ruth Ogola and Ste'phano Mtetezi hailing the move toward data-driven justice in Kenya's informal settlements.

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Grassroots defenders in red T-shirts with raised fists gathered in Nairobi, celebrating their shift from paper forms to a powerful digital toolkit for recording abuses safely.

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Real Madrid beat rivals Atlético Madrid 3-2 in a chaotic La Liga derby, with Vinícius Júnior's brace proving decisive after Federico Valverde's red card left them short-handed. Kylian Mbappé's quiet 25-minute substitute appearance drew sharp criticism from the Spanish press, who said he wandered without pressing, while fans defended him as he recovers from a knee injury. Assistant coach Alberto Arceloa noted Mbappé isn't fully fit yet and needs more minutes, fueling talk about his role in the team's pressing style as the title race heats up four points behind Barcelona.

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Vinícius Júnior stayed cool under pressure, scoring a penalty and a late winner to grab a vital derby victory for 10-man Real Madrid at the Bernabéu.

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Fans of Newcastle United criticized Aaron Ramsdale for failing to prevent a goal and lacking composure in a recent match. Tottenham Hotspur supporters criticized Guglielmo Vicario for being unable to make saves during a match. The fan criticisms highlight a rivalry between supporters of the two goalkeepers.

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CA Osasuna secured a gritty 1-0 victory over Girona FC on Saturday in Pamplona, thanks to Ante Budimir's 79th-minute header from Kike Barja's precise cross. The hosts dominated possession and chances, with young Víctor Muñoz shining brightly, while Girona keeper Paulo Gazzaniga made key saves to keep it level at halftime. The win snaps Osasuna's three-game winless streak, lifts them to ninth in La Liga, and fuels their push for Europe, with fans storming the pitch in celebration.

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With the clock ticking down at a roaring El Sadar, Ante Budimir rose high to nod home the winner, sending rojillo fans into a scarf-waving frenzy.

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The 38-year-old son of retired legend Bruce Pearl took over Auburn in September 2025 and guided the Tigers to a 17-16 regular season, capped by a 78-67 comeback over South Alabama in the NIT opener. Despite a middling 7-11 SEC record, no NCAA bid, and forward KeShawn Murphy opting out without notice, Pearl's squad drained 16 threes after halftime, with Keyshawn Hall and Kevin Overton scoring 21 each. The milestone graphic drew fan jokes about nepotism, though records confirm prior first-year coaches like Cliff Ellis peaked at 17 wins in 1994-95. Auburn advances to the NIT second round, opponent TBD.

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Steven Pearl pumped his fist after Auburn's gritty NIT win, celebrating 18 victories—the most ever for a rookie head coach in program history.

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Tuchel announced the expanded group on March 20, calling the decision 'sportive' despite praising Alexander-Arnold as a 'huge player.' He chose defenders like Jarell Quansah, Djed Spence, and Tino Livramento instead, focusing on defensive reliability for the upcoming Uruguay and Japan matches at Wembley on March 25 and 28. Gerrard, on TNT Sports, argued Alexander-Arnold is one of England's best 35 players, essential for breaking down low-block defenses with his pinpoint passing—now shining at Real Madrid after his 2025 Liverpool move. Pundits like Steve Nicol and Jason Cundy echoed the surprise, while fans debate Tuchel's tactical priorities ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

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Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard couldn't hide his shock when Thomas Tuchel left Trent Alexander-Arnold out of England's 35-man squad for the final World Cup friendlies.

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KATSEYE arrived exhausted in Brazil on March 21 for Lollapalooza after South American festival dates, performing as a quintet without Manon Bannerman, who's been on health hiatus since February 20. A fan's shout for Manon at the airport led to silence and gestures some fans read as tension, splitting supporters between OT6 advocates and those backing the current lineup. Meanwhile, Manon appeared at FKA twigs' New York show on March 22, posing with fans who respected her space, as the group continues shoutouts for her amid swirling speculation.

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Fans mobbed KATSEYE's van in São Paulo, one yelling 'say hi to Manon!' The group went quiet, with shushing and a playful slap echoing in the clip.

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