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On February 25, 2009, Liverpool beat Real Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League Round of 16 first leg, thanks to Benayoun's late header from Fábio Aurélio's free-kick. They followed with a 4-0 win at Anfield, securing a 5-0 aggregate victory with goals from Steven Gerrard, Andrea Dossena, and Fernando Torres. Fans are reliving the moment through throwback videos, especially with the 2025/26 knockout draw approaching where Liverpool could face Madrid again. It's Liverpool's only competitive win at the Bernabéu against their rivals, fueling hopes for more history.

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Yossi Benayoun leaped to head home the winner in the 82nd minute, silencing the Bernabéu as Rafael Benítez pocketed his glasses in celebration.

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During Monday Night Football on February 23, Carragher ranked the top 10 Premier League goalkeepers, placing Petr Cech first, Peter Schmeichel second, and van der Sar sixth. The former Manchester United keeper pushed back playfully, highlighting his success while stressing that elite goalkeepers like Arsenal's David Raya and Manchester City's Gianluigi Donnarumma are key to the current title race. Fans enjoyed the exchange, with some rival lists putting van der Sar even higher.

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Edwin van der Sar grinned and fired a quick shot at Jamie Carragher on Sky Sports: 'How many did you win, Jamie?' It was a cheeky reminder of his four Premier League titles to Carragher's none.

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Crystal Palace beat bottom-of-the-table Wolves 1-0 at Selhurst Park, thanks to Guessand's 90th-minute strike after Wolves midfielder Ladislav Krejčí received a second yellow for kicking the ball away to delay restart. Wolves had dominated early, missing a first-half penalty saved by Dean Henderson, but the red card around the 61st minute forced them into desperate defense. The narrow victory marked Palace's first home win since November, easing pressure on manager Oliver Glasner, while Wolves boss Rob Edwards called the decision a costly blow. Fans fiercely debated the referee's call, with Wolves supporters citing inconsistent rulings elsewhere.

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With Wolves down to 10 men after a controversial red card, Crystal Palace fans held their breath through nine minutes of stoppage time—until Evann Guessand fired home the winner at the near post.

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A memo dated March 20, 2025, revealed that Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC notified Swinney that Murrell, Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband and ex-SNP chief executive, had appeared in Edinburgh Sheriff Court on charges of embezzling over £460,000 from SNP funds between 2010 and 2023. The disclosure, part of the ongoing Operation Branchform probe into SNP finances, noted no charges against Sturgeon or former treasurer Colin Beattie, with Murrell's trial set after May's Holyrood election. Critics, including Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross and Labour's Dame Jackie Baillie, accused Bain of lacking transparency and potentially misleading parliament by not mentioning the early memo during recent questioning, while Bain and Swinney defend it as standard procedure in high-profile cases.

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New documents show Scotland's top prosecutor quietly told First Minister John Swinney about Peter Murrell's embezzlement charge back in March 2025—far sooner than anyone realized.

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The 20-year-old French prospect Leny Yoro and 19-year-old academy star Ayden Heaven, who've formed a close friendship, held voluntary sessions away from the team to sharpen their game. They're challenging veterans Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez for spots under new coach Michael Carrick, who has kept United unbeaten in five matches since taking over in January. Fans love their drive, with many calling them the club's centre-back duo for the next decade as the team returns to training ahead of Premier League action.

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Under Dubai's floodlights with the Burj Khalifa towering behind, Manchester United's young defenders Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven stretched and trained together during the winter break.

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Barberi's post of a small Bergamo church revealed ornate confessionals, carved doors, and heavenly vaults, prompting users to share their own finds like Milan Cathedral views and Amalfi Coast chapels. Travelers like Amy Martinello described hunting open churches as a favorite pastime, where modest exteriors hide interiors rivaling cathedrals. Italy's 25,000 parishes, adorned in Renaissance and Baroque styles by masters like Lorenzo Lotto, stand as testaments to faith and craftsmanship from wealthy patrons.

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Step into a plain church in Bergamo's lower town, and suddenly gilded woodwork and frescoed angels fill the space. Photographer Raphael Barberi captured this surprise, sharing photos that drew thousands of likes.

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Matheus Cunha, Wolverhampton Wanderers forward, engaged in a heated on-pitch confrontation with James Garner, a former Manchester United midfielder playing at right-back, during the match. Cunha later commented that Garner always behaves aggressively against Manchester United, his former club, and that he gave him a 'taste of his own medicine.' Manchester United secured the victory.

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A social media post sparked widespread discussion comparing current Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres to prime Wayne Rooney, the former Everton and Manchester United legend. Fans overwhelmingly favored Rooney, arguing that even his 16-year-old version or time at Everton outperformed Gyökeres, with users sharing images to support their views. Similar debates emerged comparing Benjamin Šeško to prime Thierry Henry and Kai Havertz to Rooney.

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Substitute Benjamin Sesko's late goal gave Manchester United a hard-fought 1-0 win at Goodison Park, boosting them back into the Premier League's top four under Michael Carrick. Standout performer Cunha, playing deeper, made 11 defensive actions and set up the winner, then exaggerated a fall to taunt ex-United midfielder James Garner after a stoppage-time challenge. Fans loved his edge, calling him a 'certified menace,' while rivals cried double standards—no card was shown despite Gary Neville's surprise.

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Matheus Cunha turned a gritty tackle into post-match theater, mocking James Garner's antics right in his face as Manchester United snatched a vital victory.

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Alternative MUFC released a comedic video recap of Manchester United's match against Everton, highlighting moments such as Bruno Fernandes arguing with the referee and crying on the bench. The video incorporates humorous elements like royal rumbles, dinosaurs, and satellite lugs despite the game's poor quality. Manchester United fans praised the video as brilliant and hilarious.

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During Brentford's home match against West Ham on February 14, Mbeumo hit a top speed of 34.37 km/h on his 32nd high-intensity sprint of the game, beating Traoré who had entered around the 90th minute. The Premier League's official clip of the recovery race drew fans debating Mbeumo's stamina versus Traoré's positioning and pace. While Brentford's top scorer showed tireless tracking, West Ham—18th in the table—hopes Traoré's power can aid their relegation fight, with the moment highlighting the league's brutal speed demands.

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In the 91st minute, Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo—after 90 grueling minutes—sprinted past West Ham's just-subbed Adama Traoré, turning a tense counter into instant highlight-reel drama.

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A fan article sparked talk that Mount could leave at season's end if Bruno Fernandes signs long-term and United adds another attacking midfielder, especially with Casemiro departing and others like Ugarte possibly following. Mount has made 66 appearances with seven goals and two assists since joining, but missed 52 games due to injuries while earning £250,000 weekly on about 2,700 minutes. Interim manager Michael Carrick expects him back for the Everton match in two weeks, yet many supporters call it United's worst post-Ferguson buy and urge a sale, though a few value his rotation role ahead of UCL games.

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Mason Mount's hefty £55 million move from Chelsea in 2023 promised a Fernandes challenge, but injuries and bench time have fans now eyeing the exit door for him.

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Agnostic New Testament expert Bart Ehrman, in his 2009 book Jesus, Interrupted, noted no 1st-century non-Christian Greek or Roman sources mention Jesus—a point he made to explain why a Galilean preacher wouldn't catch elite notice, not to deny his existence. Ehrman has long argued for a historical Jesus, baptized by John the Baptist and crucified under Pontius Pilate around 30 AD, backed by early Christian texts like Paul's letters from the 50s AD, the Gospels, and later references from Josephus and Tacitus. Nearly all scholars agree on this basic historicity, treating the evidence like that for other ancient figures such as Socrates.

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A post pulled a line from scholar Bart Ehrman's book to question Jesus' existence, but critics pointed out the full context shows he affirms a real historical figure from 1st-century Judea.

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Estonia marked its 108th Independence Day on February 24 with a flag-raising at Toompea Hill, a major military parade of over 1,000 Defence Forces personnel on Freedom Square in Tallinn, and large crowds at the Song Festival Grounds. President Alar Karis laid wreaths and joined events, while NATO allies from the UK, France, and US displayed equipment. The celebrations carried extra weight on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with officials like Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stressing that freedom must be defended and vowing support for Kyiv; participants wore Ukraine symbols to show solidarity. In a nation of 1.3 million on NATO's eastern flank, the day affirmed unity and resolve.

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At dawn, the national flag rose atop Pikk Hermann Tower as Estonians gathered to honor their hard-won freedom, their pride sharpened by Ukraine's ongoing fight.

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Viktor Gyokeres, playing for Arsenal, has scored 15 goals in all competitions despite heavy criticism and fewer minutes than rivals Benjamin Sesko, Joao Pedro, Hugo Ekitike, and Alexander Isak, sparking heated discussions on X. Comparisons highlight his 10 Premier League goals with 0 assists at 174 minutes per goal against Sesko's 7 goals and 1 assist at 162 minutes per goal, alongside disputes over Joao Pedro's 17 non-penalty goals and Isak's performances.

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Chelsea cruised to a 4-0 FA Cup fourth-round victory at Hull's MKM Stadium on Friday, thanks to Pedro Neto's brilliant hat-trick and three assists from Liam Delap. Neto scored a curled opener before halftime, a quirky deflection early in the second half, and a cool finish later, with Estevao Willian adding a third. Despite resting key players amid snowy conditions, Chelsea kept a clean sheet—until Tosin Adarabioyo's late substitution, when Hull's attacks led fans to blame him for shaky defending and near-misses. Manager Enzo Maresca got the rotation win he wanted, advancing the Blues to the fifth round.

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Pedro Neto dazzled with a hat-trick in Chelsea's easy 4-0 win over Hull City. Yet as Tosin Adarabioyo stepped on in the final minutes, fans watched their solid defense wobble.

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