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_nico-schlotterbeck-laughs-off-his-nasty-fall-while-trying-to-jump-on-a-podium-during-celebrations.webp "Dortmund defender Nico Schlotterbeck took a nasty tumble while celebrating the club reaching the Champions League final - but luckily the German appeared to walk away unscathed as he laughed off the fall. <br/><br/>The Bundesliga side toasted to a famous win over PSG, securing a 2-0 victory on aggregate across two legs as the brilliant team kept a clean sheet home and away before being seen dancing around the pitch after booking their spot in the final at Wembley in June.<br/><br/>Players were seen jumping up and down on a podium towards the edge of the pitch and an excited Schlotterbeck approached his team-mates as he attempted to join them. <br/><br/>But as the 24-year-old attempted to jump on the block to get involved with the celebrations, he lost his footing and slipped - falling awkwardly as he hit the podium before landing on his back. <br/><br/>Schlotterbeck initially looked in pain before rolling his knees up and being helped to his feet by team-mate and ex-Liverpool star Emre Can. <br/><br/>The player then laughed it off and signaled that he was OK before raising his arms towards the delirious supporters.<br/><br/>Schlotterbeck played the full 90 minutes at the Parc des Princes and put in a sterling performance as he helped keep a clean sheet for his team and he became an instrumental part of keeping Kylian Mbappe and Co quiet.<br/><br/>The defender has been a huge part of Dortmund's season, starting 30 Bundesliga games - plus a further ten in the Champions League - and scoring two goals. <br/><br/>His team has had a disappointing year in the Bundesliga, currently in fifth place and battling to win a place in the Champions League next season. They are three points off fourth-placed RB Leipzig. <br/><br/>However, for now, they won't care about their struggles in the league after their incredible run to the final.<br/><br/>The crazy celebrations continued in the dressing room - led by Man United flop Jadon Sancho, who has become a player reborn in Germany. <br/><br/>In a video shared to Instagram by the official Borussia Dortmund account, Sancho can be seen carrying a large speaker as the rest of the squad watch on, singing along to Adele's Someone Like You.<br/><br/>The squad is in full voice, with some too tired to stand and others taking a breather and taking on various refreshments.<br/><br/>The video then cuts, and Sancho can be seen stepping up onto the table in the middle of the room, speaker still in hand, his phone in the other.<br/><br/>He can be seen regularly walking around the table, embracing his teammates, and reaching to the skies as he continues to belt out Adele's hit.<br/><br/>The 24-year-old's current teammates can be seen laughing and filming Sancho's antics as they see the funny side of the midfielder's performance.<br/><br/>After the game, manager Edin Terzic hailed his side's 'incredible' route to the final as the underdogs. <br/><br/>\")
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_124.webp "Rjs Movies")
காருக்குள்ள வச்சி தாலி கட்டுனவன் இப்ப எங்க வச்சு என்ன பண்றானோ | கஞ்சா கருப்பு , ஓவியா , பரோட்டா சூரி
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_revealed-incredible-footage-of-refcam39s-debut-shows-referee-jarred-gillett-reviewing-penalty-claim.webp "RefCam footage from Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester United has been released.<br/><br/>The footage taken was not included during the live broadcast of the game, as it is set to be included in a program designed to offer, further insight and education into the demands of officiating in the Premier League, which will air at a later date.<br/><br/>However, some clips taken from the RefCam during the game have since been showcased online, including the official's decision to deny Palace a penalty.<br/><br/>After receiving a pass from Eberechi Eze, Tyrick Mitchell skips past Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro and drives towards the United goal.<br/><br/>In a Premier League first, referee Jarred Gillett wore a “RefCam” during Palace v Man Utd.<br/><br/>The use of ‘RefCam’ was a one-off that had the full permission of The IFAB. The filming will form part of an educational program highlighting the important role of the referee.<br/><br/>Mitchell's run abruptly comes to an end after he collides with Jonny Evans, leading to penalty appeals from the Palace players.<br/><br/>Gillett is having none of it though, and can be heard on the clip immediately remarking upon the collision: 'No no, no way. He's run into him for me. The attacker runs into Evans. That's how I read it.'<br/><br/>The video assistant referee then informs Gillet that VAR is conducting a check for a possible penalty before promptly informing him that they were confident that a foul had not taken place.<br/><br/>Other fascinating clips from the footage shown on the Premier League's website included Gillet issuing pre-match instructions to the captains of both clubs.<br/><br/>'Alright lads, you're the captains. I expect you to lead by example and manage your players if you can.' Gillett told Casemiro and Joachim Andersen before kick-off.<br/><br/>While Palace would be denied a penalty, Oliver Glasner's side were in complete control at Selhurst Park.<br/><br/>Michael Olise gave the Eagles the lead 12 minutes before Jean-Philippe Mateta doubled their advantage before the interval.<br/><br/>Mitchell added a third just before the hour mark before Olise added insult to injury to hand Erik ten Hag one of the most humiliating defeats since he arrived at the club in 2022.<br/><br/>While Monday's clash marked the first utilization in a Premier League clash, the concept of officials wearing mounted cameras during games to offer fans a unique perspective is not a new one.<br/><br/>During a pre-season friendly between Chelsea and Brighton in July, referee Rob Jones wore a camera mounted on his chest as the Blues ran out 4-3 winners in Philadelphia.<br/><br/>A chest-mounted camera was also used in the clash between Arsenal and the MLS All-Stars in pre-season, with clips later uploaded online from the referee's perspective. <br/><br/>A head-mounted RefCam has also been introduced in the German top flight this season, with match official Daniel Schlager wearing one during the 2-2 draw between Frankfurt and Wolfsburg in February.")
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_eddie-santiago-marc-anthony-maelo-ruiz-frankie-ruiz-salsa-romantica-para-bailar-exitos-2024-mix.webp "Salsa Romanticas")
EDDIE SANTIAGO, MARC ANTHONY, MAELO RUIZ, FRANKIE RUIZ - SALSA ROMANTICA PARA BAILAR EXITOS 2024 MIX
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_ne-te-sens-pas-seul-wolfoo-wolfoo-est-all-l39hpital-collection-d39pisodes.webp "Wolfoo en Français")
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_fans-have-poked-fun-at-premier-league-stars-for-their-geography-knowledge-or-lack-thereof-placement.webp "Fans have poked fun at Premier League stars for their geography knowledge - or lack thereof - with Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk gaining special attention for his hilarious placement of Stamford Bridge. <br/><br/>Players from every club took part in a segment where they attempted to place the grounds of all 20 top-flight outfits in their correct geographical location. <br/><br/>The task was made simpler by generic markers that had been stuck onto locations up and down the country. All they had to do was select the right team for the right spot. <br/><br/><br/>Though, admittedly, the mess of clubs in London, and to a lesser degree in the northwest, made the challenge more difficult. Still, they would be expected to correctly identify where their ground is.<br/><br/>Not Mudryk. The Ukrainian international was shocked and amused in equal measure by his choices. <br/><br/>His highlights included placing Stamford Bridge outside of London and, as a result, more northern than the Emirates, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and most strangely Bramall Lane. <br/><br/>Additionally, the 23-year-old reckoned Manchester rivals United and City are based in the Midlands, and Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park is situated in Lancashire. <br/><br/>One can only imagine how he reconciled the hour journey time to the Eagles ground when the two sides met in February.<br/><br/>Of the 20 players to participate, the winger finished with the lowest score, although, he was far from the only one who should be disappointed by their display. <br/><br/>Red Devils defender Diogo Dalot could only better Mudryk's total of three correct answers by one, while Matty Cash, who, despite being a Poland international, has spent his entire career in England, could only manage of score of five.<br/><br/>On the better end of things were Nottingham Forest's Anthony Elanga and West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek, who both finished with a score of 18. <br/><br/>But they were outdone by two non-English players of London-based clubs; Chris Richards and Harry Wilson. Both completed the exercise with a perfect score.")
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_mystery-at-wentworth-castle-124-classic-crime-drama-124-full-movie-124-william-nigh.webp "Stash Movies")
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_dana-vicci-gurlz-only-private-live-set-hotel-x-toronto.webp "Dana Vicci")
_xabi-alonso39s-side-breaks-the-european-record-for-longest-unbeaten-run-as-they-score-a-97th-minute.webp "Bayer Leverkusen has made history. The Bundesliga Champions have set a new European record of 49 games unbeaten after Josip Stanisic netted yet another last-gasp equalizer to seal a 2-2 draw with Roma.<br/><br/>Stanisic, 24, scored with the last kick of the game in the 97th minute to secure a 4-2 aggregate win over the Italians, booking their place in the Europa League final.<br/><br/>Xabi Alonso's side doesn't know when they are beaten, they were 2-0 down heading into the final 10 minutes, but after an own goal from Gianluca Mancini and then Stanisic's strike, they have now surpassed Benfica's 59-year record.<br/><br/>The last time Leverkusen tasted defeat was on the final day of the 2022-23 season, losing 3-0 to VfL Bochum.<br/><br/>They are now on the cusp of an unprecedented treble, having already won a first-ever Bundesliga title, with the DFB Pokal final, and now a date with Atalanta in Dublin, still to come. <br/><br/>'You see the desire from the team,' said Granit Xhaka, who assisted the late equalizer, to TNT Sports.<br/><br/>He added: 'Even after 2-1, 90 minutes, and then extra time, we didn't want to slow down the game, we wanted to score the second goal to be unbeaten. We are proud of it.'<br/><br/>Alonso was proud of the character and calmness his side showed in scoring the late equalizer but was aware that one day, the late goal wouldn't come. <br/><br/>'It will finish sometime,' he admitted to TNT Sports. 'Hopefully, it's not in the coming games, but that's football.<br/><br/>'We had so many chances that we could have scored before, but we kept pushing, kept creating chances.' <br/><br/>Alonso's side have a knack for making it hard for themselves, and they did so again, letting their two-goal advantage over Roma from the first leg slip.<br/><br/>The Italian side took a surprise lead from the penalty spot two minutes before half-time after Sardar Azmoun was hauled down by Jonathan Tah. Leandro Paredes stepped up and made no mistake. <br/><br/>Paredes then punished Leverkusen once again, netting another penalty in the 66th minute after Adam Hlozek was adjudged to have handled the ball following a Roma corner.<br/><br/>However, Leverkusen never gave up, and they retook the lead in the tie when Gianluca Mancini headed unconventionally into his own net eight minutes from time.<br/><br/>Then came the moment of truth. As time was seemingly out, Stanisic cut in from the right-hand side and slid a low strike past Mile Svilar to net Leverkusen's 17th stoppage-time goal of the season.<br/><br/>The Croatia international's strike is the biggest of all 17 as it created history, and the Celebrations that followed it showed just that.<br/><br/>Staff and players on the bench raced over to Stanisic, and at full-time a gleaming Alonso sped onto the pitch to celebrate with all of his team.<br/><br/>Before tonight, Leverkusen sat level with Benfica for the longest unbeaten run across all competitions, since the introduction of UEFA club competitions, in European football history.")
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_philo-vance-murder-mystery-124-the-kennel-murder-case-1933-colorized-full-movie.webp "Cult Cinema Classics")
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_mina-cup-u14-barcelona-vs-fursan-hispania.webp "takanicky")
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