On Tuesday:
Two days later, US President Donald Trump got a deserved epic reply from Iran:
"The only thing rotting at the bottom of the sea is American credibility.
Our Navy still sails.
Our missiles still strike.
Our will is forged iron.
Because you obliterated the Iranian Navy, you still don’t dare send your bloated, puffed-up flotilla into the Strait of Hormuz?
Keep tweeting those desperate White House fairy tales, Donny. Reality is carved into the burning wreckage of your failed aggression.
Iran stands unbroken.
The louder the lies, the clearer the cowardice.
You don’t break nations with geriatric bluster.
The future belongs to those who endure – not a washed-up con man raging from his golden toilet".
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Yesterday, Liverpool and Aston Villa went into the game level on points, each requiring a win to guarantee Champions League qualification for next season. And not unexpectedly, the latter won 4-2.
The Villans scored first in the forty-second minute; the 22nd time this season the Reds conceded first. But Virgil van Dijk headed home from Dominik Szoboszlai’s free kick to put his side on level terms in the 52nd minute.
Villans again took the lead when a three-goal (57, 73, 89) surge put them back in front. Still, van Dijk managed to add a consolation in stoppage time, another header off a set piece.
Liverpool drop to fifth, having won just three of the last nine league games. They’ll need a result on the final day of the season to secure Champions League football, having missed the opportunity to do so yet again. It must be said that Arne Slot's side were out-coached, out-fought and outclassed.
To rub salt in their opponents’ wounds, Aston Villa played the iconic Champions League anthem out of the stadium loud-speakers after the final whistle to extend Liverpool’s misery beyond full-time.
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