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Ahead of tonight's Copa del Rey semi-final second leg at Spotify Camp Nou, Atletico Madrid holds a 4-0 aggregate lead from their February 12 thrashing of Barcelona, fueled by goals from Griezmann and Alvarez plus a red card to Eric Garcia. Simeone embraced his defensive fame with a quip about parking the bus, then led a hilarious brick wall-building stunt with players like Adem Draganovic. Fans lit up with memes calling it 'haram ball,' while Simeone warned that wounded Barcelona remains dangerous despite injuries to Lewandowski.

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Diego Simeone flashed his trademark grin in the presser, deadpanning that Atletico won't attack to beat Barcelona's offside trap. Minutes later, he and his players stacked real bricks in front of the goal.

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In Barcelona's 3-0 second-leg win over Atletico on March 3—despite a 4-3 aggregate exit—teen sensation Bernal scored twice, adding to his four goals in five recent matches while De Jong recovers from a hamstring injury set to sideline him 5-6 weeks. Fans are split: some say Bernal's composure and the team's strong results without De Jong, like a 4-1 La Liga win over Villarreal, mean the La Masia graduate should start ahead of the Dutch star. Others favor pairing them with Pedri for balance, as coach Hansi Flick praises squad depth and tests new midfield combinations amid Gavi's rehab and Pedri's fitness concerns.

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Eighteen-year-old Marc Bernal lit up the Copa del Rey with a stunning brace against Atletico Madrid, leaving fans wondering if he should claim Frenkie de Jong's midfield role for good.

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Barrack held talks in Sulaymaniyah on Tuesday with Patriotic Union of Kurdistan President Bafel Jalal Talabani and KRG Deputy PM Qubad Talabani, focusing on implementing the January 29 ceasefire and integration deal between the SDF and Syria's interim government. The session followed his meetings in Baghdad with Iraq's PM and in Erbil with KDP's Masoud Barzani, amid stalled federal government formation since November 2025 elections and KRG cabinet delays. Parties pledged to clear obstacles, protect minorities, and promote Iraq's stability, with optimism marked by handshakes and a shared vision for Syria's role.

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In a key trilateral meeting under Iraqi and Kurdish flags, US envoy Tom Barrack joined SDF commander Mazloum Abdi and PUK leaders to push forward a fragile Syria ceasefire.

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On November 13, Jerusalem-based writer Mohammed El-Kurd tweeted calling for an honest conversation about 'Jewish supremacy' in Israel's policies toward Palestinians, garnering thousands of engagements on X. Supporters cite reports from B'Tselem, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International describing Israel's system as apartheid with discriminatory laws and unequal rights for Palestinians. Critics label the term antisemitic rhetoric echoing historical tropes, while columnist Jill Filipovic deleted a critical tweet and clarified her opposition to deplatforming El-Kurd. The exchange reveals ongoing tensions in critiquing Israel's governance amid accusations of antisemitism.

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A single tweet from Palestinian writer Mohammed El-Kurd demanding an 'honest conversation' about Jewish supremacy in Israel exploded into a viral X firestorm, pitting human rights critiques against charges of antisemitism.

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Numerous X posts feature users mocking FC Barcelona and Liverpool FC for their recent defeats, using excessive laughing emojis and links to related content. The ridicule targets both clubs collectively in several posts and individually in others. High-engagement posts, such as one with over 14,000 likes, highlight the widespread nature of the mockery.

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In Monday's 1-0 home defeat to Getafe, Rüdiger lunged at Rico around the 28th minute, connecting knee-first with his face, but escaped without a foul, card, or VAR check. Rico called it deliberate aggression that could have ended his career, while Getafe's coach labeled it brutal; Madrid fans saw it as battle heat. The next day brought birthday posts from Madrid, LaLiga, and Chelsea, as the club reeled from Rodrygo's season-ending ACL tear and multiple injuries ahead of a tough stretch.

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Antonio Rüdiger turned 33 amid cheers from Real Madrid and old club Chelsea—hours after his knee slammed into Getafe's Diego Rico's face, leaving the defender dazed on the turf.

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William Saliba headed Arsenal ahead from a Bukayo Saka corner in the 21st minute, with Sanchez unable to claim it. Chelsea equalized before halftime via Piero Hincapié's own goal, but Jurriën Timber nodded in the winner in the 66th from Declan Rice's corner as Sanchez ducked under the cross. Pedro Neto's second yellow shortly after marked Chelsea's seventh Premier League red this season, while fans hammered Sanchez for his mistakes despite his nine clean sheets in 26 starts. Manager Liam Rosenior avoided blame, calling out set-piece woes and another red card as the season's recurring theme.

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Arsenal held on for a narrow win at the Emirates, but Chelsea fans saved their real anger for goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, who twice failed to handle corners leading to goals.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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The post by @3YearLetterman racked up over 10,000 replies and nearly 3 million views after the flag mix-up, with Spaniards listing their edges like the 2010 World Cup victory, life expectancy of 84 years versus America's 78, and universal healthcare. The troll leaned into the chaos, mocking soccer as 'glorified jogging' and boasting about reply records, while Americans joined with quips on tapas and bullfighting art. Even across political lines, Spaniards bonded over the fun roast of 'the yanks,' turning a geography slip into cross-Atlantic unity.

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A troll tweeted that America beats Spain at everything—using Portugal's flag by mistake. Spaniards pounced, united in defense of their soccer wins, tapas, and healthcare.

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Bottom-of-the-table Wolverhampton Wanderers beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 on Tuesday night at Molineux Stadium. Rodrigo Gomes chipped Alisson for a 78th-minute lead, Mohamed Salah equalized soon after, but Andre smashed in the dramatic winner deep in stoppage time. Fans from both sides honored former Wolves and Liverpool star Diogo Jota, killed in a car crash last July, with banners and an 18th-minute applause—his old shirt number—adding deep emotion to the clash. The result gives Wolves back-to-back wins and drops Liverpool to fifth, with five losses now from 90th-minute goals this season.

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Amid tributes to the late Diogo Jota, Wolves fans erupted as Andre rifled home a 90+4th-minute winner, leaving Liverpool's Arne Slot stunned.

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