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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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The 25-year-old Nigerian striker, on loan at Werder Bremen from Bayer Leverkusen, underwent cartilage repair surgery in early January and is now grinding through intensive rehab at Leverkusen's facilities. He's sharing selfies from Biodex sessions to rebuild quad strength, light drills over hurdles, and gym work, all while joking about his routine of rehab, sleep, and gaming streams. Fans and the club are rallying behind him with messages like 'C’mon fighter' and 'Admin trusts the comeback,' as he eyes a mid-May return at the earliest. His resilience shines through past knee troubles, fueling hope for his role in Leverkusen's title push and Nigeria's internationals.

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Just over five weeks after knee surgery, Victor Boniface is back on the pitch, balancing on high-tech machines and jogging straights under cloudy skies at BayArena.

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In Markus Schleinzer's black-and-white drama 'Rose,' which premiered in the Berlinale's main Competition, Hüller plays a scarred stranger who deceives a Protestant village into believing she's the heir to an abandoned farm. Drawing from real historical accounts, the story unfolds through her hard work, churchgoing, and marriage, all while concealing her gender for safety. Critics from Variety and Screen International praise her as 'extraordinary' and 'phenomenal,' highlighting the film's elegant visuals and blend of humor and tragedy. Following her Oscar nod for 'Anatomy of a Fall,' Hüller's performance positions 'Rose' as an early standout among 21 films vying for the Golden Bear on February 21.

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Sandra Hüller steps into 17th-century Germany as Rose, a woman hiding her identity as a male soldier to claim a new life. Her subtle intensity has critics and fans alike captivated at the film's world premiere.

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Actor Bryan Cranston described Donald Trump as an unabashed demagogue who focuses on issues and problems without presenting concrete solutions or ideas. Cranston compared Trump to a classic tragic Shakespearean character relying on vague promises like 'make it great again.' A clip of the remarks shared by Thomas Sowell Quotes prompted backlash from users.

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Fans express widespread excitement over Lando Norris achieving the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship title in the 2026 season with McLaren. Discussions highlight his podium celebrations, McLaren F1 content foreshadowing the championship, fan merchandise arrivals, and reaction videos. References include nostalgic nods to his past performances such as in Austria.

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The 32-year-old former Arsenal and Liverpool midfielder joined Celtic on a free transfer until the season's end, with an option to extend a year. He burst onto the scene as an Arsenal prodigy in 2011, won the Premier League and Champions League at Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp, then moved to Besiktas before training solo and eyeing coaching badges. His arrival boosts Celtic's squad chasing another Premiership and Cup double, announced on a dramatic day when they scraped a 2-1 extra-time Scottish Cup win over Dundee amid referee disputes from both sides.

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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain flexed in Celtic's green-and-white hoops, holding up his No. 21 jersey at Paradise with a grin that said he's ready to roll.

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On Wednesday, around 70,000 ASHA workers across West Bengal demanded their monthly honorarium rise from Rs 5,250 to Rs 15,000, plus holidays, job security, health insurance, and family compensation for the deceased. Protests at Esplanade, Sealdah, and Swasthya Bhawan met heavy police barricades, detentions at train stations, and clashes as workers tried to reach the health headquarters. One worker shared, 'We will continue our protest until our demand is met,' highlighting grievances over low pay amid rising costs and essential duties like vaccinations and maternal health checks. Political tensions rose with BJP accusing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of suppressing the women, while the TMC government urged talks amid ongoing sit-ins.

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Thousands of mostly female ASHA health workers filled Kolkata's streets, chanting for a fixed salary of Rs 15,000 after serving on the frontlines during COVID-19.

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FOX Sports launched four comedic ads during the Daytona 500, featuring INDYCAR stars Alex Palou speeding through a supermarket, Will Power outshining fake Wills like a will-writing lawyer with a real phone gag, plus Josef Newgarden and Pato O'Ward. They hype the new all-FOX TV deal and the March 1 season start on St. Petersburg streets. Fans loved the creativity, with Power joking about a 'Will Power Hotel' and his team claiming he's one-of-a-kind for Andretti.

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Will Power dressed in 13 wild outfits, turning everyday 'Wills' into a pun-filled chase that ends with his No. 12 car roaring to life.

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During the first quarter of Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium, with the Patriots leading the Seahawks 10-3, broadcaster Mike Tirico called out Sandler for his apparent New England support. Die-hard Jets fans fumed online, sharing photos of the comedian in green-and-white gear from games and movies like Big Daddy, even declaring his fan card revoked. Relief spread quickly when fans noticed it was an official New Era cap featuring both teams' logos, with the camera angle hiding the Seahawks side—proving the lifelong Jets supporter stayed loyal.

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Adam Sandler sat in a luxury suite, wearing a hat that looked like pure Patriots gear during the Super Bowl. Jets fans instantly cried betrayal—until they looked closer.

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