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Newcastle's £45m Anthony Elanga Transfer Bid Snubbed as Nottingham Forest Stand Firm
Nottingham Forest have rejected Newcastle United's £45m offer for Anthony Elanga, holding out for a £60m fee. Elanga, who joined Forest from Manchester United, has become a Premier League standout. Forest’s move for Timothy Weah could affect the situation, with Newcastle still in the hunt for attacking reinforcements.
Chelsea Cruise Past ES Tunis With 3-0 Win to Reach Club World Cup Knockouts
Chelsea bounced back in the FIFA Club World Cup with a commanding 3-0 victory over ES Tunis, making it to the knockout rounds. Fresh faces stepped up as manager Enzo Maresca rotated his squad, setting up a tense Round of 16 clash against Benfica as Chelsea finished second in Group D behind Flamengo.
Inter Miami vs Palmeiras: Club World Cup Showdown, Lineups, Predictions, and Viewing Guide
Inter Miami faces Palmeiras in a pivotal Club World Cup Group A match, both tied at 4 points. Palmeiras leads on goal difference, while Miami banks on Messi's magic at home. Betting trends tilt toward Palmeiras, but expectations are for an open, high-scoring battle. Catch the action on DAZN at 9 p.m. ET.
Inter Miami vs. Palmeiras: Predicted Lineups and Group A Stakes at FIFA Club World Cup 2025
Inter Miami and Palmeiras prepare for a must-watch clash that could decide their fate in FIFA Club World Cup Group A. Injuries challenge Miami, while Palmeiras arrives unbeaten and confident. Both seek a knockout berth, with tiebreakers looming if results go awry.
Pavel Durov to Divide $13 Billion Fortune Among More Than 100 Children
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov has revealed his plan to share his $13.9 billion wealth with over 100 children he fathered through sperm donation, delaying their inheritance for 30 years. He wants to avoid family rifts and guarantee equality. Durov maintains his stance on Telegram's neutrality despite facing legal scrutiny.
Noel Edmonds’s Kiwi Adventure TV Comeback Sparks Fan Buzz Over Bold New Zealand Journey
Noel Edmonds returned to TV with Kiwi Adventure, airing on ITV1 and ITVX, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at his new life and business projects in a rural New Zealand village. The show reveals his uphill battle against local skepticism and tricky weather, focusing on his bold energy garden dream.
Botafogo Shocks PSG: Brazilian Upset Rocks Club World Cup
PSG fell 1–0 to Botafogo in a stunning Club World Cup upset as Tiquinho Soares struck the winner. The defeat leaves PSG in danger of early elimination and highlights the growing threat South American clubs pose to Europe’s elite. Botafogo’s disciplined defense held off PSG’s attack, intensifying the tournament drama.
16 Billion Login Credentials Leak Puts Accounts on Major Platforms at Serious Risk
A massive data leak has spilled 16 billion login credentials stolen by infostealers, threatening popular services like Apple, Google, Facebook, and even government portals. Researchers warn this 'blueprint for mass exploitation' could spark a surge in account takeovers, urging everyone to boost their digital defenses now.
Bayern Munich Edges Boca Juniors 2-1: Club World Cup Group C Showdown Sees Kane and Olise Shine
Bayern Munich pulled off a tense 2-1 win over Boca Juniors in the Club World Cup 2025 Group C clash in Miami. Harry Kane and Michael Olise netted for Bayern, while Manuel Neuer's saves kept Boca at bay. The result seals Bayern’s place in the next round, despite Jamal Musiala picking up an injury.
28 Years Later Review: Ambition Meets Uneven Storytelling in Danny Boyle's Apocalyptic Return
Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later promises bold ideas and raw emotion, but critics point out pacing issues and jarring shifts between horror and quieter drama. Standout performances and inventive visuals impress, yet uneven execution leaves fans longing for the impact of the original.
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