MADRID, Spain — Real Madrid’s star forward Vinicius Junior will not face any disciplinary measures following his emotional reaction to being substituted during last weekend’s high-stakes Clasico match against Barcelona. The 25-year-old Brazilian was visibly upset when he was replaced in the 72nd minute of the tense 2-1 victory, storming off the pitch and down the tunnel. While Vinicius later issued a public apology to fans, teammates, and club president Florentino Perez, he notably did not extend the same to head coach Xabi Alonso. However, Alonso confirmed on Friday that the matter has been resolved. Speaking at a press conference ahead of Real Madrid’s upcoming La Liga clash with Valencia, Alonso revealed that Vinicius delivered a heartfelt and sincere speech during a team meeting, effectively closing the chapter on the incident. Alonso emphasized unity within the squad, stating, “We are all in the same boat and rowing in the same direction.” He also highlighted the competitive spirit of the players as a positive force. The incident occurred amid ongoing contract negotiations for Vinicius, whose current deal runs until 2027. Despite contributing five goals this season, Vinicius has been overshadowed by Kylian Mbappe’s stellar performance, with the Frenchman netting 16 goals in 13 appearances across all competitions. Real Madrid currently leads La Liga with 27 points, five ahead of Barcelona, and will face Valencia on Saturday.
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REVERSE SWEEP!
The West Indies concluded their T20 International (T20I) series against Bangladesh with a commanding performance, securing a 3-0 series sweep. In the final match held at the Bir Shrestha Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Cricket Stadium in Chattogram, the Windies triumphed by five wickets, showcasing their depth and resilience. Stand-in captain Roston Chase and Ackeem Auguste both scored half-centuries, forming a crucial 93-run partnership that steered the team to victory. Romario Shepherd etched his name in history by becoming only the second West Indian to claim a T20I hat-trick, playing a pivotal role in restricting Bangladesh to 151 runs. Despite a valiant 89 from Tanzid Hasan, Bangladesh’s batting lineup faltered, losing their last eight wickets for just 44 runs. Shepherd’s 3-36, supported by Khary Pierre (2-23) and Jason Holder (2-32), ensured the Windies’ dominance. Chase and Auguste’s aggressive batting, combined with Shepherd’s heroics, underscored the team’s all-round strength. The Windies’ comprehensive victory highlighted their tactical prowess and ability to perform under pressure, cementing their status as a formidable force in T20 cricket.
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ONE LOVE!
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastating impact on Jamaica, the global sports community has rallied to support the island’s recovery efforts. The hurricane, which caused extensive damage to rural areas, particularly in parishes like St Elizabeth, St James, and Clarendon, has prompted an outpouring of aid from athletes, teams, and sports organizations worldwide.
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Azruddin Mohamed arrested on US’ request for extradition
In a dramatic turn of events, Azruddin Mohamed, the leader of the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) political party, was arrested on Friday, October 31, 2025, just days before his anticipated election as Guyana’s next opposition leader. The arrest was made in response to an extradition request by the United States, where Mohamed and his father, Nazar “Shell” Mohamed, face 11 charges related to fraud and money laundering. Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond confirmed the arrests to Demerara Waves Online News, though the Guyana Police Force has remained tight-lipped about the details. Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform, Aubrey Norton, emphasized the importance of adhering to legal procedures in this high-profile case. The arrest has sent shockwaves through Guyana’s political landscape, raising questions about the future of the WIN party and the opposition’s leadership.
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West Indies cricket giants land in SVG for Masters Clash
St Vincent and the Grenadines is buzzing with cricket enthusiasm as three iconic West Indies cricket legends—Courtney Walsh, Sir Curtly Ambrose, and Ridley Jacobs—arrived at Argyle International Airport on October 30. Their visit marks the lead-up to the much-anticipated West Indian Masters XI vs Rest of the World Masters XI T20 match, set to take place on November 1, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Arnos Vale Cricket Stadium. This historic event is a centerpiece of the nation’s Independence celebrations and underscores the country’s growing prominence in sports tourism.
On October 31, the cricket icons will attend a special Under-19 exhibition match at the Cumberland Playing Field at 1:00 p.m. This initiative aims to inspire young cricketers from schools across North Leeward by providing them with a rare opportunity to meet and interact with their heroes. The event highlights the importance of youth empowerment through sports and aims to motivate the next generation of Vincentian cricketers.
Hon. Carlos James, Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Sustainable Development, and Culture, expressed his excitement about the visit, stating, ‘We are honoured to welcome these iconic ambassadors of Caribbean cricket to St Vincent and the Grenadines. Their presence marks an exciting moment for cricket enthusiasts and a significant milestone for our sports tourism agenda. Events like these bring immense pride, economic benefits, and inspiration to our youth as we continue to elevate our nation on the global stage.’
Annette Mark, CEO of the SVG Tourism Authority, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the lasting impact of the legends’ visit. ‘Hosting such esteemed figures reinforces our commitment to establishing St Vincent and the Grenadines as a premier destination for sports and events tourism. Their interactions with our youth and communities will leave a legacy of inspiration and national pride. We encourage everyone to come out, show their support, and be part of this historic sporting moment.’





