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Canada Soccer announced the 24-player roster for the Canadian Women's National Team for the 2026 SheBelieves Cup. The roster features players including Jordyn Huitema, Kaylee Hunter, and Holly Ward, with Cloé Lacasse returning. Notable absences include Ashley Lawrence and Adriana Leon, alongside injured players such as Quinn Buchanan, Valentina D'Angelo, Jade Riviere, Kadeisha Buchanan, and Sabrina Proulx; the team will face Colombia, the United States, and Argentina.

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Leandro Trossard was substituted in the 93rd minute of Arsenal's match against Athletic Bilbao after Martin Bueno struck him in the jaw or chin with his shoulder off the ball. Arsenal followed medical assessment and concussion protocol checks to make the substitution. The incident sparked debate over whether it qualified as a legitimate concussion sub.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta selected MLS to start in his preferred midfield position for the first time in a year ahead of the match against Wolves. The selection is part of significant team rotation with several players rested.

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Richard Ríos, born in 2000 in Vegachí, Colombia, skipped traditional academies after Flamengo signed him at 18 from a futsal tournament. He bounced through loans, injuries, and clubs like Palmeiras—where he won the 2023 Brasileirão and 2024 Paulista—before Benfica broke their record with a €27 million move in July 2025. At 25, the 1.87m powerhouse brings defensive grit, futsal quickness, and 28 Colombia caps, captivating fans with his warrior energy in the Champions League spotlight.

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Picture a kid from Colombia's futsal courts, mouthguard in, Tupac tattoo gleaming, now bossing Benfica's midfield with untied boots for flair.

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DC Comics announced the new comic series 'Barbara Gordon: Breakout,' in which Barbara Gordon is arrested for aiding the Bat-Family and sent to prison amid increased dangers for Gotham City's vigilantes. The series is written by Mariko Tamaki with art by Amancay Nahuelpan. A variant cover for issue #1 by David Nakayama was also revealed.

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The team from Bodø, population 53,000, secured their third straight Champions League upset on February 18, beating last season's finalists 3-1 despite no prior wins in the competition. They previously shocked Manchester City 3-1 at home on January 20 and edged Atlético Madrid 2-1 away a week later, all during their winter break from Norway's league. Opta now gives them a 57.4% chance of reaching the last 16, though some blame the artificial turf for Inter's Lautaro Martínez injury—Bodø/Glimt counters they beat Atleti on grass.

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In the freezing chill of Aspmyra Stadion, Bodø/Glimt's underdogs from a tiny Norwegian town dismantled Inter Milan with goals from Fet, Hauge, and Høgh.

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Manchester City's official X account posted a pool ball emoji (🎱) and other teasing emojis as the team protected a lead against Arsenal by repeatedly conceding corners in the dying minutes. This tactic frustrated bettors on high corner totals.

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Bukayo Saka opened the scoring early with a header from Martinelli's lay-off, and Piero Hincapie made it 2-0 soon after halftime, but Hugo Bueno pulled one back and debutant Tom Edozie leveled in the 90+4th minute via Riccardo Calafiori's own goal. Martinelli assisted the opener and had chances, yet drew ire for heavy touches, poor passes, and no further impact, with fans calling his play stagnant and lacking killer instinct. The draw cuts Arsenal's lead over Manchester City to five points ahead of the North London derby, as Declan Rice showed his fury by ripping off his shirt at full time.

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Arsenal raced to a 2-0 lead at Molineux, only for a second-half meltdown to hand Wolves a dramatic equalizer in stoppage time. Fans turned their frustration squarely on Gabriel Martinelli's shaky display.

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In Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica, Vinícius accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of calling him a monkey after his 52nd-minute goal and provocative celebration. UEFA launched a probe under anti-discrimination rules, with Prestianni facing a potential 10-match ban; Benfica denies the claim as defamation while Prestianni insists he is not racist. Teammates like Mbappé and Valverde backed Vinícius's account, adding to his history of enduring 26 racist incidents since 2021 amid widespread support from football figures.

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Vinícius Júnior scored the winner, then faced an ugly accusation that stopped the game for 10 minutes as teammates rallied around him.

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On February 19 and 20, as Ramadan 1447 began, skywatchers captured the waxing crescent moon—5% illuminated on the 19th, growing to 11% by the 20th—rising after sunset in the western sky. Images poured in from places like Catalina Foothills, Puri Beach in India, and Colorado lakes, with users like Anas Saeed calling it the 'Moon of 2nd Ramadan' and Matilda reacting with emotional awe. Photo challenges from Chriz and Kristin Mae encouraged sharing these serene scenes, creating a wave of positivity amid the fast-scrolling world.

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From Arizona deserts to Rio beaches, photos of glowing sunsets and slender crescent moons are filling feeds with natural wonder during Ramadan's early days.

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Arsenal suffered a defeat to Chelsea in a match where goalkeeper David Raya failed to claim a ball due to interference from teammate defender Gabriel. Gabriel was accused of blocking the keeper as he typically does to opponents.

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TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Soobin and Beomgyu feature on two SPUR May 2026 covers: the vibrant orange SPUR MOOK 'Seoul City Guide' with 124 pages of travel tips, and the sleek special edition of the May issue. The photoshoot, titled 'TWO, NOT ONE: Appropriate and Close Relationship,' highlights their chemistry amid the city's spots, with candid strolls and fashion flair. They also appear in the regular May issue's tabloid supplement, all releasing March 23, 2026—pre-orders offer bonuses like photo cards and signed replicas at sites such as 7net and Amazon.

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Soobin and Beomgyu wander Seoul's streets, cameras capturing their effortless bond in SPUR's first on-location shoot with the duo.

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Bukayo Saka and Piergiuseppe Hincapié put Arsenal ahead, but Hugo Bueno and Riccardo Calafiori's own goal salvaged a 2-2 draw, leaving the Gunners top with 58 points but winless in five of their last seven league games. Fans turned on Timber, once nicknamed 'Pastor Timber' for his ritual Bible quotes like Hebrews 12:2 before matches, with one viral post blasting him amid the frustration over dropped points. While some defended his faith as a personal motivator and called for unity, others mocked it with memes, as Arsenal face tough run-ins against Spurs and City.

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Arsenal blew a 2-0 lead to draw with bottom-table Wolves, and defender Jurrien Timber's pre-match Bible verse became the unlikely target of fan fury.

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Femi Dapson, an internet personality, and Simi Sanya exchanged vows in a private registry ceremony attended by close family and friends.

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In early 2025, activist Joey Carbstrong secretly filmed 10 days at T&S Abattoir in Arley, capturing workers mistreating sheep: hurling them into walls, blasting wolf howls to terrify them, and letting some suffer conscious for minutes after slaughter without stunning. Expert Jenny L. Mace confirmed breaches of welfare laws, leading to three sackings, a license revocation by the Food Standards Agency, and a police probe with no charges yet. The abattoir, which processed 1,000 sheep weekly for halal meat, faced resident complaints and rejected expansion plans, reigniting demands to end non-stun slaughter amid legal exemptions for religious needs.

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Sheep slammed against concrete, throats cut while conscious—these hidden horrors from a Warwickshire abattoir have people reeling all over again.

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