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    Attention is on the state of the pitch at the Monumental stadium hours before Colo-Colo's match, after heavy rains and a concert raised concerns about playing conditions. Reports in Chile describe how the field looks following the bad weather and the event, with fans debating whether the surface will affect the game.

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    Lionel Messi was honoured in a farewell friendly at Argentina's Monumental stadium, where he scored a goal and provided two assists, including one for Nicolás Otamendi's opener against Benin. The match was paused in the 10th minute as fans paid tribute, and a 'Las Malvinas son argentinas' banner reappeared among the crowd. Reports also noted notable absences, including Papu Gómez and other past world champions.

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    Dutch cyclist Dylan van Baarle broke his wrist in a collision with a car and will miss the upcoming autumn classic Il Lombardia. His team confirmed the injury, ruling the experienced Classics rider out of the season's final Monument race in Italy. Fans and cycling media are expressing sympathy and discussing how the crash affects his race calendar.

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    Argentina are playing Benin, with the match drawing wide attention across Spain and Latin America. Fans at the Monumental in Buenos Aires paid an emotional tribute to Lionel Messi, who is being honoured in what is billed as his farewell with the Argentina national team. Chants and banners celebrated the captain, with one widely shared slogan reading 'Ronaldo is Cristiano, Messi is God'.

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    Lionel Messi's emotional farewell appearance at Argentina's Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires is dominating attention, with Le Figaro describing a packed mass and tickets snapped up as fans celebrate his last dance for the national side. The story is trending alongside talk of an Argentina-Benin fixture, drawing interest across France, Canada and the United States as supporters react to the striker's farewell.

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    Argentina are playing an international friendly against Benin as Lionel Messi prepares to say goodbye to the national team at the Monumental stadium. Organisers are preparing a giant jersey to honour the captain, while a Benin player said his side will not mark Messi, calling him a god. Fans worldwide are following the send-off match for one of football's greatest players.

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    Argentina's national team is in the spotlight as it plays friendly matches, including a goalless draw against Bolivia in Córdoba and an upcoming friendly against Benín at the Monumental. Lionel Messi's retirement match tickets sold out in under two hours, and the AFA released an emotional farewell video for the captain. Attention is also on Lautaro Martínez and Nico Paz, who scored in the first games of the post-Messi era.

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    Argentina are preparing to play Benin at El Monumental, the stadium where captain Lionel Messi is expected to bid farewell to home fans. Spanish-language outlets, including El País, are covering how the Buenos Aires venue is being readied for the match, with attention focused on Messi's send-off rather than the opposition itself.

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    New crocodile species identified in rocks of Egypt's Great Sphinx▼New crocodile species found in rocks of Egypt’s Great Sphinx https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/MmastodonScience421 h ago

    Researchers report the discovery of a previously unknown crocodile species preserved in the rock of Egypt's Great Sphinx. The finding adds to scientific understanding of the region's ancient environment and the fossil record embedded in the monument's limestone.

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    Appeals Court Rejects Lawsuit Over Edenton Confederate Statue Move▼Appeals Court rejects lawsuit over move of Edenton Confederate statue✉newsWorldLaw & Courts12 h ago

    A North Carolina appeals court has rejected a lawsuit challenging the relocation of the Confederate monument in Edenton. The ruling effectively ends the legal effort to block or reverse the statue's move from its longtime downtown site. The dispute has been part of the broader debate across the state and the South over the removal of Confederate monuments from public spaces.

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    Evenepoel wins Monument race at site of career-threatening crash▼Six years ago, Remco Evenepoel lay motionless in a ravine. Now, he’s back to claim the cycling Monument where his career almost abruptly ended✉newsSportOlympics10 h ago

    Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel has won the Monument race where, six years ago, a horrific crash into a ravine nearly ended his career. The victory marks a striking full-circle moment: the rider who once lay motionless at the same event has now conquered it, completing one of cycling's most remarkable comeback stories.

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    Easter Island: A Destination Like No Other on Earth▼Travel: Easter Island is like no other place on earth✉newsLifeTravel12 h ago

    Travel coverage is highlighting Easter Island as one of the most extraordinary destinations in the world. The remote Chilean territory in the Pacific, famous for its monumental moai statues, is being described as unlike anywhere else on the planet. The piece reflects ongoing interest in far-flung, once-in-a-lifetime travel destinations.

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    Euphoria has taken over Buenos Aires as thousands of fans crowd the Estadio Monumental to attend what is being described as Lionel Messi's historic final match with the Argentina national team. Spanish-language media including Univision are covering the scene, with supporters gathering hours in advance to be part of what many see as the end of an era for the country's most celebrated player.

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    Emperor Montoku of Japan Died on This Day in 858●Emperor Montoku, 55th Emperor of # Japan , died OTD in 858 https:// cromwell-intl.com/travel/japan /kofun/emperor-seimu.MmastodonLifeTravel222 h ago

    Emperor Montoku, the 55th emperor of Japan, died on this day in 858 after a reign during the Heian period. History and travel enthusiasts are marking the anniversary by sharing links to Japan's ancient imperial burial mounds, or kofun, including those of early emperors, drawing attention to the country's imperial history and the monumental tombs it left behind.

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    Kamakura, an Hour South of Tokyo, Draws Travel Praise●Kamakura, Japan is full of beauty. Just an hour south of Tokyo. # kamakura # japan # kamakurajapan # greatbuddha # traveMmastodonLifeTravel319 h ago

    Travellers are highlighting Kamakura, the coastal city about an hour south of Tokyo, as a destination full of beauty. Posts point to its most famous landmark, the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a monumental bronze statue, as part of the appeal. The city is being promoted as an easy day trip from the Japanese capital for visitors seeking temples, coastline and historic charm.

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    New Crocodile Species Identified in Great Sphinx Stone●From the Great Sphinx's Raw Materials, a New Crocodile Species Surfaces https://nautil.us/from-the-great-sphinxs-raw-matMmastodonScience41 d ago

    Scientists report identifying a new crocodile species based on material linked to the limestone used to build the Great Sphinx of Giza. The find ties the monument's raw materials to fossil evidence of an previously unknown ancient crocodile, adding a zoological dimension to the study of the famous Egyptian landmark.

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    Chiharu Shiota's Monumental Thread Installations Hold a Lifetime of Memories▼Chiharu Shiota’s Monumental Thread Installations Hold a Lifetime of Memories✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is drawing renewed attention for her large-scale thread installations, which weave vast webs of yarn around everyday objects to evoke memory, loss and personal history. Coverage highlights how her immersive works transform ordinary belongings into meditations on absence and remembrance, cementing her reputation as one of the most distinctive contemporary installation artists working today.

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    New crocodile species identified in rock used for the Great Sphinx▼New crocodile species discovered in rocks used to build the Great Sphinx✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    Researchers report the discovery of a previously unknown crocodile species identified in the limestone rocks that were used to build the Great Sphinx of Giza. The finding links the monument's construction material to ancient fossils embedded within it, offering new insight into the geology of the Giza plateau and the materials Egypt's builders worked with.

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    New crocodile species found in rocks of Egypt's Great Sphinx▼New crocodile species found in rocks of Egypt’s Great Sphinx✉newsScience1 d ago

    Researchers report the discovery of a previously unknown crocodile species preserved in the rocks surrounding the Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt. The finding links the iconic monument's geology to ancient reptile life and is drawing attention from science and archaeology audiences alike.

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    12 unsolved architectural mysteries of ancient history●https:// dev.to/iftikhar_ishaquememon/1 2-unsolved-architectural-mysteries-of-ancient-history-e0i # history # architectuMmastodonScience41 d ago

    A writer has published a roundup of twelve ancient structures whose construction still puzzles archaeologists, covering how early civilizations moved massive stones and achieved precise engineering without modern tools. The piece spans history, architecture and archaeology, and is drawing modest attention from readers interested in ancient wonders and the unanswered questions surrounding them.

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    Il Lombardia 2026: McNulty, Evenepoel and Ciccone lead star line-up▼Il Lombardia 2026: Brandon McNulty, Remco Evenepoel and Giulio Ciccone headline stars in action - Route, schedule, how to watch live✉newsSportOlympics2 d ago

    Il Lombardia, cycling's autumn monument, returns in 2026 with Brandon McNulty, Remco Evenepoel and Giulio Ciccone among the headline names set to race. The race course, start times and broadcast details have been released, with fans preparing to follow the season-ending classic live as the sport's top riders compete for a prestigious win.

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    Actress Maribel Verdú, 56, reportedly escapes to a picturesque village of around 150 inhabitants in Cantabria when she wants to disconnect. The hamlet, which sits about 30 minutes on foot from a designated Historic-Artistic Monument, has drawn attention as the star's quiet refuge, sparking interest in the little-known corner of northern Spain.

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    Fans flood Buenos Aires for Messi's final Argentina match●Fans flood Buenos Aires ahead of Messi’s final international match https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/10/6/MmastodonWorld21 d ago

    Thousands of Argentina supporters have poured into Buenos Aires and packed the Monumental stadium ahead of Lionel Messi's final international match with the national team. Crowds gathered to bid farewell to the captain who led Argentina to World Cup and Copa America titles, in what marks the end of an era for Argentine football.

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    Ancient Aliens episode explores out-of-this-world ancient technology●Ancient Tech That's OUT OF THIS WORLD | Ancient Aliens▶youtubeTechnology662.3K2 d ago

    History's Ancient Aliens series is promoting an episode examining ancient technology claimed to be beyond the capabilities of the civilisations that created it. The programme revisits artefacts and monuments that ancient-astronaut theorists argue point to otherworldly influence. The episode has drawn heavy engagement from viewers of the long-running series, which continues to attract both fans and sceptics who dispute its theories.

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    Israeli Soldiers Destroy Birzeit University Memorial●⚡ NEWS Israeli Soldiers Destroy Birzeit University Memorial Israeli soldiers removed a monument at Birzeit University coMmastodonWorldDiplomacy21 d ago

    Israeli soldiers removed a monument at Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank commemorating students and alumni killed by Israel, replacing it with a fig sapling. Critics describe the act as an attack on Palestinian memory and cultural heritage, and the incident is drawing condemnation and renewed attention to Israeli operations on Palestinian university campuses.

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    Inside the Museum That Star Wars Built▼Inside the Vanity Museum That Star Wars Built✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    George Lucas's long-gestating museum project, widely described as a monument to his own tastes as much as to narrative art, is drawing attention as it takes shape. The Skywalker Ranch founder has funded the institution largely himself, and critics and fans alike are debating whether it is a gift to the public or an act of self-glorification built on Star Wars money.

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    This Day in Music: First Beatles Single and Guns N' Roses Chart Triumph●Today in Music History 10/5 Today's history marks the release of the very first Beatles single, a monumental double-charMmastodonCultureMusic12 d ago

    Music history retrospectives for October 5 highlight the release of the Beatles' very first single, a double-chart takeover by Guns N' Roses, and birthdays of rock figures including Steve Miller, born in 1943. The roundup frames these anniversaries as milestones of classic rock and heavy metal, celebrating the enduring influence of these artists on popular music history.