Football: Leicester City sack heroic manager Claudio Ranieri. Sad!!!

Claudio Ranieri sacked by Leicester City Football Club just nine months after leading them to their first ever Barclays English Premier League trophy in the club's one hundred thirty three-year (133) history.
Following a poor run in the league so far this season leaving the defending champions in the relegation zone, the sixty-five-year-old had it coming - only a matter of time which ran out today.

Terror Attack: Over forty people killed in Baghdad

No less than forty people killed in an explosion in the Shia zone of al-Bayaa  in Baghdad. The blast originated from car loaded with explosives parked close to an auto dealership in Shia. 
This is the third bomb blast to happen in Baghdad in three days. The first car bomb happened on Tuesday in the south of Baghdad while another explosion on used-car dealers occurred on Wednesday, killing eighteen individuals. 

Football: Mark Clattenburg ditches English Premier League for Saudi Arabia in megamoney deal

English Premier League referee, Mark Clattenburg, swaps English Premier league for Saudi Arabia in a megamoney move.
Clattenburg, 41, who has been a celebrated referee since 2004 called an end to his premier league career on Thursday.

Sensitive areas to know about the female body.

Now you can try this at home!

Football: UCL: Real Madrid came from behind to dampen SSC Napoli's UCL hope

Lorenzo Insigne put the visitors ahead just eight minutes into the game at Santiago Bernabeu in the first leg of the knockout stage of the UEFA champions league.
The game ended 3-1 in favor of Zinedine Zidane's men when a comeback was initiated by Karim Benzema at the nineteenth minute, Toni Kroos at the forty ninth minute and a sublime volley by Casemiro at the fifty fourth minute.
World best footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo failed to find the back of the net yet again making tonight his longest goal drought ever.

Football: UCL: Arsenal disgraced 5-1 at Allianz Arena

Arsenal FC faced Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena in the first leg of the knockout stage of the UEFA champions league (UCL) and the hope of qualifying for the next round looks more unlikely for Arsene Wenger's men after going down five goals to one (5-1) to FC Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena.

Also reaching an unwanted milestone - making them the first English club to concede two hundred (200) goals in UCL.

Perhaps they can turn things around in the 2nd leg (miraculously).

See the scorers and time after the cut

Barcelona beaten and battered in Paris

Luis Enrique's Barcelona came short of what was expected of them while Unai Emery's PSG ran rampage with four goals, two from Angel Di Maria as he celebrates his birthday, one from new arrival Julian Draxler another one from Edison Cavani and a whole lot of missed chances by the Ligue 1 side.

Barcelona will have to turn this four goal deficit around if they must qualify for the next round.
#UCL

Happy Valentine's Day

Dscus wishes friends and lovers all over the world a happy Valentine's Day... Have Fun!
#Novemberbabies

As shared by CNN on twitter: Not many people will agree.

+CNN International A new "wrong" study, you mean?! 

55% Americans support President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban

US President Donald Trump who is still as of now anticipating the decision of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on his travel ban, tweeted out a Morning Consult/Politico poll that shows more  Americans support his travel ban. 

The poll shows that 55 percent of the 2,070 respondents support revoking federal funding to sanctuary cities and the same percentage are for the ban that locked out immigrants for seven Muslim-majority countries.