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In a thrilling O Clássico at Estádio da Luz, Porto took a 2-0 lead with goals from Victor Froholdt and teenage winger Oskar Pietuszewski, Porto's youngest foreign scorer in recent history. Benfica fought back in the second half, with Andreas Schjelderup and substitute Leandro Barreiro volleying home late to earn a 2-2 draw and extend their unbeaten run to 25 Primeira Liga games. Chaos ensued in stoppage time as José Mourinho and Nicolás Otamendi both received red cards amid heated clashes, keeping the three-way title race tight with Porto still leading on 66 points.

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Oskar Pietuszewski, Porto's 17-year-old sensation, danced past Benfica's Otamendi and rifled a rocket into the top corner, leaving everyone stunned.

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Adam Ozimek and Jason Hehehe revealed significant flaws in George Borjas' research advocating a $100,000 H-1B visa fee. The flaws include failure to adjust H-1B wages from 2020-2023 for inflation when comparing to 2023 U.S. wages, improper time period alignments such as 2017-2022 LCAs versus 2023 ACS data, overlooking differences like ACS including bonuses while LCAs report base pay, and lacking controls for lower-wage outsourcing industries. Borjas has been reluctant to share his code.

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The 28-year-old Spaniard, born in Moldova and training in Cantabria, claimed her first WTA singles title by defeating Poland's Magdalena Frech 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 in a tense 2-hour, 15-minute final. Hours later, she and China's Jiang Xinyu won the doubles 6-4, 6-1 over Isa Haverlag and Maia Lumsden. Bucsa's run included upsets over Donna Vekic, top seed Jasmine Paolini—her first Top 10 win—and others, boosting her to a career-high No. 31 and Spain's No. 1 ranking.

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Cristina Bucsa stepped onto the purple courts in Merida on a five-match losing streak, but left as champion of both singles and doubles.

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In Belo Horizonte's Mineirão on March 8, Cruzeiro beat rivals Atlético Mineiro 1-0 in the Campeonato Mineiro final thanks to Kaio Jorge's 60th-minute strike, ending Atlético's six-year title streak. Tensions boiled over in the 90+6' when Atlético keeper Everson tackled Cruzeiro's Christian with a knee to the chest, sparking a huge brawl involving players, subs, and staff—including Hulk's punch on Lucas Romero. Referee Matheus Candançan issued 12 reds to Cruzeiro and 11 to Atlético after a 10-minute halt, breaking Brazil's previous record of 22 from 1954, as military police restored order.

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Kaio Jorge's goal gave Cruzeiro their first title in seven years, but the final seconds turned into pure chaos with fists flying and a Brazilian-record 23 red cards handed out.

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L'Equipe reports that Paris Saint-Germain has kept in touch with the 25-year-old Argentine midfielder's representatives, drawn to his technical skill and leadership despite his £107 million contract until 2032 and €10 million salary. Fernández, Chelsea's vice-captain, might consider leaving if the Blues miss next season's Champions League, as they sit fifth in the Premier League. Fans see the timing as mind games before the Parc des Princes showdown, where Fernández faces Vitinha—a yellow card could bench him for the return leg.

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With Chelsea and PSG set to collide in the Champions League last-16 tonight, whispers of a summer move for Enzo Fernández add extra tension to the tie.

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The 24-second Hugo Boss video for the new HUGO x RB collection shows stylish young men chatting about their 'next mission' in team gear, drawing instant comparisons to New Zealand's curly-haired Lawson and British-Swedish rookie Lindblad ahead of his 2026 F1 debut. Fans praised Racing Bulls' slick marketing, with jokes about Oscars for the lookalikes and quips that acting fits the job description. Though unconfirmed if it's the drivers or actors, the spot captures the team's bold, youthful vibe as they gear up in Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix.

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Two sharply dressed guys step into an elevator, suitcases gleaming with Red Bull patches, and F1 fans swear they're Racing Bulls drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad.

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The 21-year-old Brazilian model from Niterói debuted at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in October 2025 during New York Fashion Week, showcasing her toned, curvy 34-24-35 frame that aligns with a US size 8. A clip shared by a fan account calling her a 'Plus Size Victoria's Secret Angel' racked up over 14 million views, prompting backlash like 'Size 8 being plus sized? Welcome back 2003' and questions about shifting beauty standards. While some defended the label by comparing it to runway sample sizes of 0-2, Victoria's Secret never officially categorized her that way, and Moura celebrated the milestone with pure excitement on Instagram.

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Gabriela Moura owned the runway in red PINK lingerie, her confident strut drawing millions of eyes—and sparking confusion over the 'plus size' tag from a fan account.

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Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois hit out at Jose Mourinho for defending Prestianni and blaming Vinicius' celebration, insisting no excuse justifies racism and affirming he believes Vinicius heard the slur clearly. UEFA banned Prestianni provisionally for tonight's Bernabeu second leg, where Madrid hold a 1-0 lead and aim to advance. Benfica's president backs his player, while teammate Dodi Lukebakio said he'd reject any proven racism, as tensions simmer ahead of the decisive match.

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Vinicius Junior's goal celebration last week turned ugly when Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni allegedly called him a racist slur, halting play for nearly 10 minutes as teammates rallied behind him.

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Gabriel, brother of Benfica captain Nicolás Otamendi, posted the image from his private Instagram account around two hours before Real Madrid's 2-1 win over Benfica on February 25, 2026, advancing 3-1 on aggregate. Vinícius scored the decisive winner in a man-of-the-match performance, despite the fresh racist incident echoing his ongoing abuse in Spain and Europe. He quickly deleted the post and went private, as fans condemned it and authorities review potential discipline, with no statements yet from clubs or UEFA.

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Just hours before a crucial Champions League match, Gabriel Otamendi shared a photoshopped image of Vinícius Júnior with gorilla-like arms and legs—prompting swift backlash across Europe.

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In a thrilling O Clássico at Estádio da Luz, Porto took a 2-0 lead with goals from Victor Froholdt and teenage winger Oskar Pietuszewski, Porto's youngest foreign scorer in recent history. Benfica fought back in the second half, with Andreas Schjelderup and substitute Leandro Barreiro volleying home late to earn a 2-2 draw and extend their unbeaten run to 25 Primeira Liga games. Chaos ensued in stoppage time as José Mourinho and Nicolás Otamendi both received red cards amid heated clashes, keeping the three-way title race tight with Porto still leading on 66 points.

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Oskar Pietuszewski, Porto's 17-year-old sensation, danced past Benfica's Otamendi and rifled a rocket into the top corner, leaving everyone stunned.

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In his first major interview after the match, the London-born winger told the Liverpool Echo he's eager to earn more minutes from coach Arne Slot, who praises his incredible potential against grown men. Ngumoha, who joined from Chelsea in 2024 and holds records as Liverpool's youngest Premier League goalscorer and starter, has logged more top-flight minutes than any other 17-year-old this season. Slot gives him personal feedback after training, while fans and pundits like Rio Ferdinand and Daniel Sturridge rave about his fearless dribbles amid calls for a start.

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Subbed on late against Nottingham Forest, 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha brought electric pace down the left, helping set up the winning goal in Liverpool's 1-0 victory.

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The Cleveland Browns agreed to a two-year contract with former Jets linebacker Quincy Williams, worth up to $17 million. The 2023 first-team All-Pro, who racked up 139 tackles that year and leads linebackers in stops since then, joins after a shoulder injury cut short his 2025 season. He fills the void left by Devin Bush and fits perfectly into Rutenberg's aggressive 'violent football' scheme alongside Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah. Fans are buzzing about the steal that bolsters an already strong defense led by Myles Garrett.

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Quincy Williams is heading back to play under his first NFL position coach, Mike Rutenberg, now calling the shots for Cleveland's defense. It's a reunion built on their successful days with the Jets.

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