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Jizz Hornkamp’s brace fuels Heracles 3-0 win over Sparta Rotterdam
Jizz Hornkamp’s double stunned Sparta Rotterdam as Heracles Almelo earned a 3‑0 victory at Asito Stadion, though the win leaves them still bottom of the Eredivisie.
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Sevilla beat Barcelona 4-1? Confusion over alleged La Liga upset
Sevilla vs Barcelona on Oct 5, 2025 sparked rumors of a 4‑1 upset, but video‑game simulations muddle the truth. Official confirmation pending.
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SDS predicts Brighton 4-1 Wolves, Haaland hat‑trick as City wins Week 7
SDS predicts Brighton to crush winless Wolves 4-1 and Haaland to net a hat‑trick as City beats Brentford, shaping the Premier League tone for October.
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ACC chief snatches Asia Cup trophy after India refuses to accept it
India won the 2025 Asia Cup in Dubai but was denied the trophy after refusing to accept it from PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi, sparking a political showdown.
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Nigeria's CAC and SMEDAN Roll Out Free Registration for 250,000 MSMEs
Nigeria's CAC and SMEDAN launch a free registration drive for 250,000 MSMEs, waiving ₦3 bn in fees and linking firms to grants, training and tax relief.
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Crystal Palace Stun Liverpool with 97th‑Minute Nketiah Heroics to Remain Sole Unbeaten Side
In a jaw‑dropping clash at Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace edged Liverpool 2‑1 thanks to a 97th‑minute strike from Eddie Nketaha. The win kept Palace unbeaten across 18 games and marked Liverpool's first loss under Arne Slot. Both sides showed sparks of quality, but Palace's late surge proved decisive.
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Real Madrid Cruise Past Real Oviedo 3-0 with Mbappe Brace
Real Madrid opened their 2025-26 La Liga campaign with a 3-0 away win over Real Oviedo, thanks to a double from Kylian Mbappe and a late strike by Vinicius Junior. The French forward showed why he’s a key signing, while the Brazilian winger added an assist and a goal. Madrid now sit on six points, while Oviedo remain winless after two matches.
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Chelsea Women Hold on for a Draw as Brighton Push Leaders to the Brink
Chelsea's 25‑game unbeaten run in the Women's Super League survived a 2‑2 thriller at Brighton’s Broadfield Stadium. After falling behind 2‑1 at halftime, the Blues equalised early in the second half. Manager Sonia Bompastor praised Brighton’s fight, while Lucy Bronze stressed the need to stay focused. Manchester United closed the gap at the top, and Brighton’s winless run stretched to seven games.
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Chinese Super League 2025 Calendar Prioritizes World Cup Qualifiers
The Chinese Football Association has re‑worked the 2025 season schedule, kicking off the Chinese Super League on Feb. 21 and wrapping it up on Nov. 22. The shift gives the national team more breathing room for the 2026 World Cup Asian qualifiers. Clubs get a smoother season flow while players win extra rest before international duty. Officials say the move will lift both league quality and China’s chances on the world stage.
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Golden Arrows Shock Sundowns with Upset Win in Betway Premiership
Manqoba Mngqithi praised his side after a 1-0 win over defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns in the Betway Premiership. The victory broke expectations, highlighting tactical discipline and bravery. Golden Arrows showed they can compete with South Africa's elite clubs. The result could reshape the early league table.
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Dangote Refinery Faces Shutdown Threat as PENGASSAN Backs NUPENG in Unionisation Fight
PENGASSAN has thrown its weight behind NUPENG in a heated clash with the Dangote Refinery over workers' right to unionise. A recent fuel‑loading halt at depots sparked fears of shortages, while the unions warn they will shut the plant if talks stall. The standoff pits labour law and ILO standards against the refinery’s reorganisation plan that saw 800 layoffs. Minister of Labour Muhammadu Dingyadi has called an emergency meeting in Abuja to defuse the crisis. A full shutdown could ripple through Nigeria’s fuel supply and broader economy.
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Trump Administration Links Acetaminophen in Pregnancy to Autism, Sparks Science Backlash
On September 22, 2025, President Trump and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested a link between Tylenol use in pregnancy and autism, promoted folate‑derived treatments, and urged spacing of childhood vaccines. Scientists from the Autism Science Foundation slammed the claims as unsupported. Experts note that half of pregnant people worldwide use acetaminophen, yet solid proof of a causal link to autism remains absent. The statements were made without presenting new data, prompting fierce criticism from the medical community.
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