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Wolverhampton Wanderers v Chelsea

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Everton v AFC Bournemouth
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Nottingham Forest v Wolverhampton Wanderers
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West Ham United v Manchester United

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Everton v Manchester United
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Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal
West Ham United v AFC Bournemouth

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Arsenal v Chelsea
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Burnley v Brentford
Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur
Leeds United v Manchester City
Liverpool v West Ham United
Manchester United v Crystal Palace
Newcastle United v Everton
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Aston Villa

MW29 Wednesday 4 March
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20:00 Aston Villa v Chelsea
Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal
Everton v Burnley
Fulham v West Ham United
Leeds United v Sunderland
20:00 Manchester City v Nottingham Forest
Newcastle United v Manchester United
Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Liverpool

MW30 Saturday 14 March
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Burnley v AFC Bournemouth
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Crystal Palace v Leeds United
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Manchester United v Aston Villa
Nottingham Forest v Fulham
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West Ham United v Manchester City

MW31 Saturday 21 March
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MW32 Saturday 11 April
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MW34 Saturday 25 April
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MW35 Saturday 2 May
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MW36 Saturday 9 May
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Elon Musk unveils XChat as messaging challenger to WhatsApp, Telegram

Technology leader, Elon Musk, has introduced XChat, a new messaging feature on X (formerly Twitter), a significant stride toward his ambition of building a comprehensive “everything app.”

With this launch, XChat enters the global messaging arena to challenge established players like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal.

In a post in his X account, Musk said: “XChat introduces a suite of features focused on privacy, versatility, and ease of communication. These include end-to-end encryption, vanishing messages, file sharing, and audio/video calling, all integrated into a new, secure architecture.

“All new XChat is rolling out with encryption, vanishing messages, and the ability to send any kind of file.

“This is built on Rust with (Bitcoin-style) encryption, a whole new architecture. You can do audio/video calls without a phone number across all platforms.”


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Technology leader, Elon Musk, has introduced XChat, a new messaging feature on X (formerly Twitter), a significant stride toward his ambition of building a comprehensive “everything app.”


With this launch, XChat enters the global messaging arena to challenge established players like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal.


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In a post in his X account, Musk said: “XChat introduces a suite of features focused on privacy, versatility, and ease of communication. These include end-to-end encryption, vanishing messages, file sharing, and audio/video calling, all integrated into a new, secure architecture.

“All new XChat is rolling out with encryption, vanishing messages, and the ability to send any kind of file.

“This is built on Rust with (Bitcoin-style) encryption, a whole new architecture. You can do audio/video calls without a phone number across all platforms.”


The launch of XChat reflects Musk’s long-term ambition of turning X into a Western equivalent of China’s WeChat, a single platform that combines messaging, payments, commerce, content, and even dating.

As part of this vision, Musk has previously stated his intent to introduce peer-to-peer payments and banking services, signalling a future where users could manage virtually every aspect of their digital lives on X. In fact, X now holds payment processing licenses in 14 U.S. states, including recent additions like Arkansas and Pennsylvania.

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6 Hidden Teachings of Jesus Church Doesn’t Want You to Know
The church buried Jesus’ real teachings — because if you knew them, you wouldn’t need the church.

Jesus had secrets — major ones. He wasn’t about building churches, collecting donations, or making people blindly obey religious leaders. He was about something way bigger — something that made the religious elite shake in their fancy robes. That’s why his real teachings got buried, twisted, and rewritten into the watered-down nonsense most Christians believe today.

1. Jesus Wasn’t a Fan of Organized Religion
First off, Jesus didn’t give a damn about building churches, starting a priesthood, or following dumb religious rules. In fact, he was constantly roasting the religious elite of his time — the Pharisees. These guys were the holier-than-thou types who made a show of their faith but were actually just power-hungry hypocrites.

Jesus called them out HARD. He told them they were like “whitewashed tombs” (Matthew 23:27) — looking pretty on the outside but full of dead bones inside. Translation: fake as hell.

And yet, today, we’ve got megachurches, popes in golden robes, and priests who act like they’ve got a VIP pass to heaven. You think Jesus would be cool with that? Hell no.

His real message? You don’t need middlemen between you and God. You don’t need a church. You don’t need a priest telling you how to pray. You can connect to the divine directly. But that’s bad for business, so the church buried that idea fast.

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6 Hidden Teachings of Jesus Church Doesn’t Want You to Know
The church buried Jesus’ real teachings — because if you knew them, you wouldn’t need the church.
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Jesus had secrets — major ones. He wasn’t about building churches, collecting donations, or making people blindly obey religious leaders. He was about something way bigger — something that made the religious elite shake in their fancy robes. That’s why his real teachings got buried, twisted, and rewritten into the watered-down nonsense most Christians believe today.

1. Jesus Wasn’t a Fan of Organized Religion
First off, Jesus didn’t give a damn about building churches, starting a priesthood, or following dumb religious rules. In fact, he was constantly roasting the religious elite of his time — the Pharisees. These guys were the holier-than-thou types who made a show of their faith but were actually just power-hungry hypocrites.

Jesus called them out HARD. He told them they were like “whitewashed tombs” (Matthew 23:27) — looking pretty on the outside but full of dead bones inside. Translation: fake as hell.

And yet, today, we’ve got megachurches, popes in golden robes, and priests who act like they’ve got a VIP pass to heaven. You think Jesus would be cool with that? Hell no.

His real message? You don’t need middlemen between you and God. You don’t need a church. You don’t need a priest telling you how to pray. You can connect to the divine directly. But that’s bad for business, so the church buried that idea fast.

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2. The Kingdom of God Is Inside You
Christianity teaches that heaven is some golden kingdom in the clouds where good little believers go after they die. But that’s not what Jesus actually said. He told his real followers, “The Kingdom of God is within you” (Luke 17:21).

Read that again. WITHIN YOU.

That means heaven isn’t some Disneyland in the sky. It’s a state of being, a realization, something you wake up to in this life. It’s about breaking out of the illusion of this world and seeing the truth.

Of course, if people actually believed this, they wouldn’t be so easy to control. Churches wouldn’t be able to dangle heaven like a carrot to keep you in line. So, they tossed that teaching aside and replaced it with “Follow our rules or burn in hell.” Nice scam, huh?

3. Jesus Taught Reincarnation
This one will make the average Christian lose their mind, but it’s true. The early church knew about reincarnation. They just didn’t want you to.

There are clues all over the Bible. Jesus’ disciples once asked him if John the Baptist was actually Elijah come back to life (Matthew 17:10–13). Jesus didn’t say, “No, reincarnation is fake.” Instead, he basically said, “Yep, that’s him.”

Even in the Gospel of Thomas (one of those banned books they don’t want you reading), Jesus talks about how souls keep coming back until they get things right.

But here’s the deal — if people understood reincarnation, they wouldn’t be so terrified of death. They wouldn’t be as easy to scare into obeying religious authority. So, the church erased that teaching and replaced it with the one-shot heaven-or-hell system. More fear, more control.

4. The Church Erased the Feminine Side of God
Ever wonder why Christianity is so testosterone-heavy? It’s all “God the Father,” male priests, and holy sausage-fests everywhere. But the truth is, Jesus knew about the divine feminine. He taught about it. And the early followers of Jesus — especially the Gnostics — understood that God wasn’t just some old man with a beard. God had both masculine and feminine aspects.

Look at the Gospel of Philip (another banned book — see a pattern here?). It talks about how Jesus had a deep spiritual connection with Mary Magdalene. She wasn’t just some side character. She was a legit disciple, maybe even his closest one. Some texts suggest she understood his teachings better than the men did.

But the power-hungry men who took over Christianity? They couldn’t handle that. They needed a male-dominated religion where women were second-class citizens. So, they buried the divine feminine, turned Mary Magdalene into a prostitute (totally made up, by the way), and pushed a God that looked just like them — patriarchal and controlling.

5. Jesus Taught People How to Become Like Him
If there’s one thing that really got buried, it’s this: Jesus didn’t want people worshipping him. He wanted them to wake up and realize they could be like him.

He literally said, “You will do even greater things than these” (John 14:12). That means YOU have the power. You don’t need a priest, a pope, or a book of rules.

But if people believed they had that kind of power, they wouldn’t need religious leaders telling them what to do. They wouldn’t be sheep. So, the church turned Jesus into an idol to be worshipped instead of a teacher to be followed. They made him into some untouchable god-man instead of someone showing us how to reach our own divine potential.

6. Jesus’ Real Teachings Got Deleted
Ever heard of the Gospel of Thomas? How about the Gospel of Mary? The Gospel of Judas? No? That’s because the church hid them.

Back in the early days of Christianity, there were all kinds of teachings about Jesus. But the Roman Empire got involved (big mistake), and they decided which books made it into the Bible and which ones got tossed in the fire.

The ones that made the cut? The ones that made people obedient. The ones that got trashed? The ones that taught people how to think for themselves.

But some of those lost books have been rediscovered, and guess what? They paint a completely different picture of Jesus — one where he’s more like a spiritual rebel teaching people to wake up, not some religious mascot begging for worship.

Before You Go
So there it is — Jesus wasn’t some church-loving, rule-enforcing mascot. He was a threat to the system, and his real teachings got buried because they gave people too much power. The church needed obedience, not free thinkers, so they fed everyone a dumbed-down, fear-based version of his message.

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Chelsea Crowned UEFA Europa Conference League Champions After Commanding Final Victory

May 28, 2025 – Athens, Greece

Chelsea FC lifted the UEFA Europa Conference League trophy for the first time in the club’s history after a dominant 3-1 victory over Fiorentina in the final at the Olympic Stadium in Athens on Wednesday night.

Under the guidance of manager Enzo Maresca, the Blues capped off a challenging yet ultimately triumphant European campaign, showcasing tactical discipline and attacking flair in front of a packed crowd of over 60,000 fans.

First-Half Brilliance Sets the Tone

Chelsea came out firing from the start, pressing high and dictating the tempo. The breakthrough came in the 22nd minute when Cole Palmer threaded a precise through ball to Christopher Nkunku, who coolly slotted home past Fiorentina goalkeeper Pietro Terracciano. Just ten minutes later, Conor Gallagher doubled Chelsea’s lead with a powerful strike from the edge of the box after a clever corner routine.

Fiorentina struggled to cope with Chelsea’s pace and movement in midfield, although they managed to pull one back shortly before halftime through a Luca Beltrán header, injecting tension into the match.

Sealing the Win

The second half saw Fiorentina push for an equalizer, but Chelsea remained compact defensively. In the 74th minute, Raheem Sterling put the game beyond reach after a counter-attack led by Malo Gusto, restoring the two-goal cushion and sparking celebrations among the traveling Chelsea faithful.

Historic Night for the Blues

The victory marks Chelsea’s first piece of silverware since 2021 and their inaugural Europa Conference League title. It also secures a return to the UEFA Europa League next season, bringing a positive end to what has been a transitional year for the London club.

Speaking after the match, Maresca praised his team’s character: “This competition meant a lot to us. The players showed incredible desire and composure tonight. It’s a fantastic way to build momentum for the future.”

Chelsea fans around the world will now savor this European triumph, hopeful that it marks the beginning of a new era of success at Stamford Bridge.

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Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Manchester United, are set to miss out on signing Victor Osimhen as the Nigeria international has agreed a move to Al-Hilal.

Osimhen joined Galatasaray on a season-long loan from Napoli last year after failing to join Chelsea in the closing stages of the transfer window.

The 26-year-old, who has also been linked with Man United, has enjoyed a successful season in Turkey.

However, according to Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadh, Osimhen has now agreed a three-year contract to join Al-Hilal this summer.

The report added that the Saudi Pro League club want to have the former Lille star in their squad for the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, which starts next month.

This is coming after Osimhen held talks with Al-Hilal over a move to join the club.

Osimhen has scored 36 goals in 40 appearances across all competitions for Galatasaray.

He helped Galatasaray win the Turkish league and cup double this season.

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