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Libya's national team players staged an angry protest after a referee's whistle went against them during a recent match, only to realise they had misread the situation: the call was for offside. Clips of the heated scenes are circulating widely, with fans mocking the squad for not knowing football's offside rule and reigniting criticism of refereeing in African qualifiers.
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Japanese actor Junichi Okada appeared at a stage greeting for the film Angry Squad, appearing alongside his 13-year-old co-star Yami Yaeo. Okada joked about a 'fusion' moment with the young actress and spoke about trying new things on set. Oricon News covered the event with photo coverage, drawing attention from Japanese entertainment fans.
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Mexico's Santiago Gimenez is under fire after missing an open goal against the United States, firing wide with the net unguarded. Mexican outlets including TV Azteca, Excelsior and Record highlighted the blunder and his angry reaction, while the US squad also celebrated as Borussia Dortmund youngster Mathis Albert became the youngest-ever USMNT goalscorer in a 4-2 win over Chile, surpassing Christian Pulisic's record.
- 4Greece and Netherlands draw 2-2 as Tzolis injury alarms Arsenal▼greece national football team vs netherlands national football team standings
Greece and the Netherlands drew 2-2 in a World Cup qualifying match, with Christos Tzolis scoring for Greece before going off with a hamstring injury. The Dutch fought back after trailing. Arsenal are reportedly angry, as Tzolis becomes the latest of their players injured during the international break and has been sent home from the Greece squad ahead of their game against Leeds United.