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It was too nice and smiley... maybe my dad's just an asshole.

Real Madrid 4-1 Al Ain 1 hour ago | European Football Luka Modric has won 15 trophies with Real Madrid, but this was his first goal in a final for the Spanish side Spain's Real Madrid won the Club World Cup for a third consecutive year, and record fourth in total, by beating Abu Dhabi side Al Ain in the final. Luka Modric curled home the opening goal from the edge of the area after Karim Benzema's lay-off. Marcos Llorente hit a stunning 25-yard half-volley - his first professional goal - and Sergio Ramos headed in the third from Modric's corner. Tsukasa Shiotani nodded in for Al Ain before Yahya Nader's own goal. Real could have won by more. Lucas Vazquez hit the post early on and Gareth Bale - who scored a semi-final hat-trick against Kashima Antlers - went close with a spectacular bicycle kick which went just over the bar. Real Madrid have won four of the past five Club World Cups Al Ain had shocked River Plate on penalties in the semi-final but never looked like following that up with a famous win at the Zayed Sports City Stadium in Abu Dhabi. Midfielder Toni Kroos has won five of the past six Club World Cups - in 2013 with Bayern Munich and 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018 with the Spanish side. Real now hold the record for most victories in the competition, which was first held in 2000, moving one clear of Spanish rivals Barcelona. Earlier, Copa Libertadores winners River Plate won the third-place play-off by beating Asian champions Kashima Antlers 4-0. Gonzalo Martinez scored twice on what is expected to be his final appearance before joining MLS champions Atlanta United. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46651517

An authentic great of the game. One of the best centre-backs in the history of football without a doubt.

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Wee Kaiden loves his Star Wars and goes to any festival or Star Wars events that might happen here in Edinburgh.

He has a load of Star Wars figures and book's and he has a toy box still here in the back room he will keep himself occupied when he visits with our daughter, the photo below you can just spot the Battle Cruiser in the small box on the coffee table.

Untouched 4,400-year-old tomb discovered at Saqqara, Egypt A. R. Williams 1 day ago During Egypt’s pyramid age, a well-connected man named Wahtye died and was laid to rest in the vast royal cemetery that now occupies the desert west of modern Cairo. His colourfully decorated tomb, apparently intact, has recently come to light some 16 feet (five meters) beneath the sand at the archaeological site known as Saqqara. © Getty The Egyptian Archaeological Mission working at the Sacred Animal Necropolis in Saqqara archaeological site succeeded to uncover the tomb This burial is “one of a kind in the last decades,” said Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, at a press conference that announced the discovery earlier today. "The colour is almost intact even though the tomb is almost 4,400 years old."