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The Premier League shared a 16-second clip of Sánchez's surging run and Özil's stunning volley that opened the scoring in Arsenal's dominant win over Antonio Conte's Chelsea at the Emirates. Sánchez scored first, Theo Walcott added a second, and Özil sealed it, ending Arsenal's winless streak against the Blues while Özil led the league in assists. Fans relive the duo's telepathic chemistry with excitement ahead of Saturday's February 28 derby, where Arteta's title-chasing Gunners face Chelsea again.

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Mesut Özil met Alexis Sánchez's lightning cross with a perfect volley, leaving Chelsea's defense in the dust during Arsenal's 3-0 rout on September 24, 2016.

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Imisioluwa Eniola Ayanwale, the 24-year-old BBNaija Season 10 winner from Oyo State, joined Soft Canada as brand ambassador. The platform provides immigration tips like Express Entry, study permits, and job advice for newcomers, especially Africans. After taking home N150 million in October 2025, Imisi—who designs fashion and acts—teased easier paths to Canada, turning past troll jokes about visa hunts into triumphant reality as supporters cheer her international rise.

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Imisi stood out in a crisp white outfit next to Canada's maple leaf, announcing her new role with pure excitement. Fans poured in with 🇨🇦 emojis, celebrating her big step forward.

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The 27-year-old Big Brother Mzansi alum, who kept her pregnancy private to protect her career, welcomed baby Kenzo-Lu on Valentine's Day and announced him on Instagram, where the video hit 2 million views. Fans praise her quick recovery and family support, including devoted parents spotted with a stroller in Johannesburg, while she promotes her AO Mood clothing line. Her ex Sweet Guluva claims denied requests for paternity tests and cultural damages, but Ogle says he offered no support during pregnancy; supporters rally with hashtags like #AshleyOgleEra as she stays focused on family and business.

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Cradling her newborn Kenzo-Lu in cozy loungewear, Ashley Ogle shares tender postpartum moments that showcase her effortless chic style just two weeks after birth.

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Manchester United secured a victory against Brentford in a Premier League match, highlighted by a goal from Matheus Cunha. Cunha contributed defensively during the game. Discussions noted controversial moments including diving by Mbuemo and Cunha, time-wasting, referee pressure by Bruno Fernandes, and a push by Maguire on Tarkowski.

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Kenney criticized Daniel Tyrie of Dominion Society of Canada for pushing a total immigration halt and 'remigration' of non-'heritage Canadians,' distinguishing it from legitimate concerns over mass immigration. Bruce McAllister, aide to Premier Danielle Smith, echoed frustrations with federal policies straining housing and healthcare, prompting columnist Andrew Coyne to call his remarks unhinged while Smith defended him amid plans for an immigration referendum. The debate reflects shifting polls, with only 34% of Canadians viewing immigration positively now, amid rapid population growth from over 500,000 permanent residents targeted in 2024.

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Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney drew a firm line against calls for mass deportations, labeling a group's leader and ideas as racist in a heated online exchange.

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Since Michael Carrick took over as interim manager following Ruben Amorim's sacking earlier this month, Manuel Ugarte has played just 27 minutes across six unbeaten games, including triumphs over Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham, West Ham, and Everton. That pushed United to fourth in the Premier League, with fans linking the hot streak directly to Ugarte's absence—especially after his 15-minute sub against Fulham led to a late scare in a 3-2 win. The £50 million signing from PSG has seen United concede 24 goals in games with him on the pitch this season, prompting calls to sell while a few urge patience amid plans for a summer midfield shake-up.

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Manchester United's midfield suddenly clicks without Manuel Ugarte, sparking fan chatter after a string of gritty wins under interim boss Michael Carrick.

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In Wednesday's Stanbic Uganda Cup Round of 32 action, Express FC beat Ntugasaze FC 2-0 at Hamz Stadium, with goals from Mikdad in the 21st minute and another late on. URA FC outlasted Blacks Power FC in a 6-5 penalty shootout following a 0-0 draw, thanks to keeper saves and Namanya's decisive kick. Other advances included Onduparaka FC (5-4 pens), Red Devo (1-0), Iganga United (1-0), Happy Boys (4-3 pens), and a 2-2 draw leading to penalties between SC Villa and BUL FC. Premier League teams mostly powered through, joining Vipers SC and Kitara FC in the last 16 ahead of the FUFA draw.

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Express FC sealed a clean 2-0 win with Mikdad's early strike and a late clincher, while URA FC survived a heart-pounding 6-5 penalty thriller after 90 goalless minutes.

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The world No. 10 Kazakh beat the Spaniard 6-4, 6-7(4), 7-6(3) in a gripping quarterfinal at the ABN AMRO Open, firing 59 winners to reach the semifinals in Rotterdam for the first time in seven tries. Munar, a clay specialist ranked around No. 37, pushed back hard after upsetting No. 5 Karen Khachanov, stealing the second set and building an early third-set lead before Bublik broke back. Bublik's booming serve and clutch play extended his hot 2026 start to 11-2, setting up his next ATP 500 semifinal on the indoor hard courts.

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Alexander Bublik traded blistering winners and drop-shot magic with Jaume Munar for nearly three hours, finally sealing a dramatic third-set tiebreak.

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Irish rescuer Niall Harbison found Dolly last week, sickly and struggling, but a week of care has her eating happily and resting easy, though she's still weak with possible hearing issues from ear infections. Harbison, founder of Happy Doggo, feeds over 800 street dogs daily, runs a clinic for sterilizations, and built a retirement village for seniors like Dolly. His reflections on simple kindness amid a busy world inspire followers worldwide, who share their own stories of compassion for animals.

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South Africa's Bafana Bafana will train at Universidad del Fútbol in Pachuca, Mexico, and stay at the five-star Camino Real hotel, chosen for its elite facilities and central location ahead of Group A matches against Mexico, South Korea, and a UEFA playoff winner. The site at over 2,400 meters mimics Johannesburg's Highveld conditions, with easy 90-minute access to Mexico City. While SAFA highlights the football advantages, some fans voiced safety concerns over cartel activity in the region, though officials assure robust security for World Cup visitors.

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Coach Hugo Broos lit up in a video, praising Pachuca's world-class pitches and 24-hour gym as the perfect spot for Bafana Bafana's high-altitude training.

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Fans of the South African telenovela InimbaMzansi debate the dysfunctional marriage of characters Hlathi and Zoleka. Discussions highlight Hlathi's selfishness, abuse, pressure on Zoleka to have children soon after childbirth, family interference, Hlathi's controlling nature, and Zoleka's anxiety. Viewers mention Thumeka as Hlathi's alternative partner for family expansion and question Zoleka's happiness and compatibility with Hlathi.

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The 39-second clip shows Sultana, a Your Party MP born to a British-Pakistani family, linking her grandparents' 1960s migration from Mirpur to Britain's colonial past in her homeland. She wore a 'Your Party MP' badge at the event and spoke proudly of her Birmingham roots in the diverse Lozells area, where immigrants faced prejudice as Muslims and the poor. Right-leaning voices like Carl Benjamin accused her of revealing immigration as 'revenge colonisation,' while others pointed to Pakistan's 1947 independence via British partition and Britain's postwar labor invitations; Sultana has not responded publicly.

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In a short video, MP Zarah Sultana explains her family's move to Britain with the words, 'We're here because you were there.' The line, rooted in anti-colonial history, has prompted heated responses from critics.

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