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🥐 What if they turn it around?, Atleti legend and Wednesday's 5️⃣ stories

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🥐 What if they turn it around?, Atleti legend and Wednesday's 5️⃣ stories

In the midst of the aftermath of a historic Atleti-Barça Champions clash, and while we get ready for a night of high drama with those masters of the epic known as Real Madrid, here are the five stories that will shape today’s football conversation.

You just get the coffee and pastries ready, and enjoy.

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❤️ Historic Atlético, legendary Griezmann

Atlético Madrid sealed their place in the Champions League semi-finals after knocking out Barcelona in an epic showdown beyond words.

At the heart of it all, of course, was Antoine Griezmann, which is why he received recognition last night from another legend, Thierry Henry. Are you crying? Me neither...  

🙃 Madrid want to open the doors of the madhouse

Tonight, at 21:00, Real Madrid will try to pull off the old trick that has made them the biggest club in history. The word is comeback, the stage their toughest yet.  We know how this story usually ends, right?

😢 Ekitike, in tears

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The night’s great European tragedy involved Hugo Ekitike. The French striker got injured in the 27th minute of the second leg at Anfield and could not continue. A possible Achilles tendon rupture would rule him out for the rest of the season, including the World Cup.

👋🏻 Jonjo retires, but his chant lives on

Jonjo Shelvey, former Liverpool and Newcastle midfielder among others, has announced his retirement from football at the age of 34 and will take on the role of head coach of Arabian Falcons FC.

What remains for the history books is one of the best chants ever dedicated to a footballer.

📺 Which matches can you watch today?

  • 21:00 - Arsenal-Sporting CP
  • 21:00 - Bayern-Real Madrid

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‘Teeny tiny’ or thousands will die? Psychiatrists divided over how many would get MAID for mental illness

· National Post

Thousands could choose to die by MAID if euthanasia is opened to people experiencing mental suffering alone, or perhaps only a small handful, parliamentarians heard this week. Read More

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Hugo Ekitike suffers ‘really bad’ injury in huge blow to Liverpool and World Cup hopes

· The Independent