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Lamine Yamal with another sensational finish 😮‍💨✨
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Yoann Damet, the youngest head coach in MLS, led St. Louis City to a league record unbeaten run & is preparing for the U.S. Open Cup final. Damet bet on himself the last two decades. It paid off. “When that opportunity comes, you have to do it your way.” nytimes.com/athletic/7692726…
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Erik ten Hag exclusive interview, part 1: 🔺 Broken promises of Ibiza meet 🔺 Connection with #MUFC fans 🔺 Issues coaching Cristiano Ronaldo 🔺 Backing Michael Carrick 🔺 Wanting Kane, Rice, De Jong 🔺 Handling player power Free read @TheAthleticFC ⬇️ nytimes.com/athletic/7701054…
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Messi scores on Atlanta United, always guaranteed. Really awkward for ATL to see Galarza out there in Miami colors.
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Real Madrid have demanded the “immediate resignation” of La Liga president Javier Tebas after he likened the approach of the club’s management to that of Joseph Goebbels, the Nazis’ infamous propaganda chief. Full story from @dermotmcorrigan and @Dan_KP ⬇️ bit.ly/3Uq97PP
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FIFA’s controversial Peace Prize could be scrapped at the end of the year — only 12 months after U.S. President Donald Trump received the award. Full story from @Dan_Sheldon_ — free to read ⬇️ bit.ly/4ypbC2U
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Breaking News: President Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, was fired after less than a week on the job, according to people familiar with the matter.  nyti.ms/4yuECpZ
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VIDEO: I just happened to be on the same flight as Morgan Shaw Parker the President of the Atlanta Dream, so I thought why not ask her a quick question 35,000 ft above the U.S. Morgan was great!! Also shout out to the @delta flight attendant totally forgot to get her name who helped find the best lighting spot. 😂 #wnba #atlantadream
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BREAKING: The Batman Part 2 will be finished by director Steven Soderbergh following Matt Reeves' departure. bit.ly/4jYbyU2
Community note
Matt Reeves has not departed the project. According to Warner Bros. and Reeves, Steven Soderbergh is only stepping in to help complete the final weeks of principal photography while Reeves attends to a family matter. deadline.com/2026/10/steven… hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…
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As far as implosions go, Roma’s abysmal set-piece defending vs Real Madrid was an all timer.
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ANTONIO RÜDIGER WINS IT FOR REAL MADRID 😲 Incredible scenes in Rome and the Stadio Olimpico is left silenced after a Real Madrid comeback for the ages ⚪️ Watch the #UCL on @ParamountPlus 📺
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Kate really went there with Micah ☠️
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Possibly the worst Presidential press briefing in the history of America.
😬 Katie Zacharia's first press briefing was brutally bad 😬 Trump managed to find a press secretary who can barely read, but she does have the number one qualification -- looking like Ivanka Here's a supercut from Zacharia's first briefing, which made Karoline Leavitt seem like Ronald Reagan
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Netflix has secured the rights in Spain to broadcast the men’s World Cup in 2030, which is being jointly hosted by Morocco, Spain and Portugal. More from @Dan_Sheldon_ & @PJBuckingham nyti.ms/4euaQu5
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This is a bad take. It has nothing to do with being a dual national. Malik Tillman is a great player. He’s also incredibly uncomfortable in front of the cameras, which you cannot be as the “face of the NT.” And in case you haven’t noticed, that role belongs to Pochettino.
For me, Malik Tillman should be the face of the U.S. National Team. No debate. But wait, I forgot… he wasn’t born in America. Enough with the politics. Let’s talk about football! I represented this country for seven years. I’ve seen things, heard things, and experienced things firsthand. So when I speak about what needs to change in American soccer, I’m speaking from experience, not from the outside looking in. And I will continue to speak about what I believe needs to change for the betterment of the game in this country. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: In Europe, you have to BECOME a star. In America, they MAKE you a star. There’s a big difference. It’s time we put football first. Let the performances on the pitch do the talking.
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Soccer celebrations and trash talk are taking over the NFL
LMAO Mike Evans
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Go Irish ☘️
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Decent view ☘️
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