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In Chelsea's 3-1 victory at Molineux on February 7, the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel decided by a 3-2 vote that a 49th-minute challenge on Joao Pedro warranted a third penalty, as Sa's extended leg made clear contact. Yet they unanimously backed VAR's non-intervention, since it didn't meet the 'clear and obvious error' bar for overturning the on-field call, and no red card was needed due to lack of force. Pedro had already earned two first-half penalties converted by Cole Palmer for his hat-trick, helping Chelsea extend their streak to four under Liam Rosenior and rise to fifth with 44 points from 26 games. Fans aired confusion over the VAR threshold, fueling jokes about a near 'penalty hat-trick' and ongoing referee debates.

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Joao Pedro leapt for a high ball, but Wolves keeper Jose Sa's raised boot caught his thigh— a moment the panel later deemed penalty-worthy.

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In a gritty La Liga match, Betis beat relegation-battling Mallorca 2-1, with Ez Abde opening the score in the 18th minute and Cédric Bakambu doubling it right before the break. Mallorca fought back in the second half, dominating possession and pulling one goal back through Vedat Muriqi's header, but Betis keeper Adrián Vallés made crucial saves to secure the win. The result moves Betis to sixth place on 41 points, just four behind the top four, while Mallorca remain 18th on 24 points.

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Real Betis struck twice before halftime at Son Moix, leaving Mallorca fans stunned and their Champions League hopes flickering brightly.

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Noise, LOUD's dominant PC emulator squad that ruled leagues like LBFF in 2023 and 2024, paused operations late last year as the org shifted focus. Whispers of a 2026 comeback surged after paiN Gaming players with LOUD ties hit free agency, sparking hype videos and posts from the 'Tropa da Noise.' LOUD co-owner Coringa teased the buzz with 'q dia exótico,' while fans like @aninhaantj shared yearnings for the sold-out arenas and viral energy Noise brought to Brazil's top esports scene. No official word yet, but the passion shows Noise's legacy endures.

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Brazilian LOUD fans are flooding timelines with 'NOISE LIVES FOREVER,' sharing old clutches and baby jerseys in green to beg for their beloved Free Fire team's return.

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The 18-year-old Barca star, who placed second in last year's Ballon d'Or, missed the first-half kick after Dani Olmo's opener, paving the way for Girona's Fran Beltran equalizer and Thomas Lemar's late winner. Despite completing the most dribbles and earning a 7.9 rating while battling illness, Yamal's slip handed Real Madrid the La Liga lead with Barca now two points back at 58 from 24 games. Fans clashed online over whether he's truly better than Chelsea's Cole Palmer, who has eight Premier League goals this season including a hat-trick, citing career stats, positions, and Yamal's Euro 2024 heroics at a young age.

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Lamine Yamal stepped up to the penalty spot, feverish but determined, only to see his shot cannon off the post in Barcelona's stunning 2-1 defeat to Girona.

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Chelsea supporters expressed frustration over former manager Enzo Maresca's decisions to bench midfielder Andrey Santos despite his fitness and deploy right-back Malo Gusto in midfield. Discussions highlighted Santos' strong recent performances alongside Moisés Caicedo, which reduced Caicedo's workload and provided team balance. Fans also criticized tactical choices such as the lineup against Atalanta and underutilization of players like Nkunku and Palmer.

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Noise, LOUD's dominant PC emulator squad that ruled leagues like LBFF in 2023 and 2024, paused operations late last year as the org shifted focus. Whispers of a 2026 comeback surged after paiN Gaming players with LOUD ties hit free agency, sparking hype videos and posts from the 'Tropa da Noise.' LOUD co-owner Coringa teased the buzz with 'q dia exótico,' while fans like @aninhaantj shared yearnings for the sold-out arenas and viral energy Noise brought to Brazil's top esports scene. No official word yet, but the passion shows Noise's legacy endures.

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Brazilian LOUD fans are flooding timelines with 'NOISE LIVES FOREVER,' sharing old clutches and baby jerseys in green to beg for their beloved Free Fire team's return.

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The 28-year-old England forward joined Barcelona on loan last summer, covering his wages, with a €30-35 million option to buy permanently. United sources dismiss rumors of negotiation, puzzled by claims Barcelona wants a lower price and rejecting talk of manager Michael Carrick wanting him back. Rashford enjoys life in Spain, while fans debate cashing in after his Old Trafford struggles or dreaming of a return amid United's top-four push.

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Marcus Rashford has rediscovered his spark at Barcelona, bagging 10 goals and 13 assists in 34 games. Now United are holding firm on the full buy fee, no discounts.

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Ahead of the February 19 expulsion vote pitting Anita Williams against Carlos Lozano, Cristina Piaget, Gloria González, and Sandra Barrios, anti-Anita fans launched #TormentaAnitaFuera on X. They screenshot grids of 20 to 400-plus 'voto recibido' images from their galleries before deleting them, symbolizing a purge to rally votes for her exit after weeks of clashes like her dust-up with Cristina. Pro-Anita supporters counter with maxed-out votes and tags like #GHDúoGala7, while others call for a fair final amid real-time percentage updates and alleged resets.

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Tonight's Gala 7 on Telecinco turned into a fan frenzy as opponents of Anita Williams mass-delete hundreds of her past vote confirmation screenshots from their phones.

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The South Korean boy group—Wumuti, Rui, Hyun, and Haru—kicked off a tour stop Thursday at Amsterdam's intimate Panama nightclub, where the narrow blue stage let them high-five the front row. Fans shared shocked photos of the setup beforehand, joking it was bedroom-sized, but raved about the up-close choreo in green utility outfits during hits like 'Rizz' and '1 of LOV.' The 900-capacity room erupted with screams, selfies, and grins from maknae Haru, turning the small space into a thrilling highlight of their sold-out European tour.

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XLOV's members danced so close to fans in Amsterdam that Rui locked eyes during 'Hit & Run,' sparking cries of 'cardiac arrest' from the crowd.

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The 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper, who moved from Royal Antwerp to United for €21 million last September, soaked in the adoration before Antwerp's 0-2 loss to Westerlo in the Jupiler Pro League. Lammens has shone at Old Trafford, playing 21 games with four clean sheets and earning praise from legend Peter Schmeichel for his cool poise reminiscent of young David de Gea. United fans celebrated the moment online as a full-circle triumph, while Antwerp supporters beamed with pride for their towering 6'4" prodigy.

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Snow fell on Bosuilstadion as Manchester United's Senne Lammens stood pitchside, hands raised, clapping back at the roaring Antwerp crowd who cheered their academy graduate home.

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