Arsenal mounted an impressive rally to overturn a 2-0 first-leg deficit against Real Madrid, advancing to the UEFA Women's Champions League semifinals with a 3-0 win at home. Key roles were played by Alessia Russo, who scored twice, and Mariona Caldentey. The record attendance at the Emirates Stadium witnessed Arsenal's first such comeback in seven years. Manager Renee Slegers attributed the victory to strategic halftime changes.

Civil society organizations support the Senate's decision to suspend Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, citing her disruptive behavior rather than gender discrimination. They dismiss claims of gender bias as manipulative while protesters call for strict punishments, labeling her sexual harassment allegations as politically motivated. Legal actions continue as the Senate contests a court order.

Marcus Rashford is determined to join Barcelona, even after his loan to Aston Villa from Manchester United. While financial issues and player sales at Barcelona pose challenges, Rashford hopes strong performances will renew their interest. Meanwhile, Aston Villa holds an option to secure him permanently, yet his focus stays on a potential move to the Spanish club.

Following a lengthy break, the New York Rangers faced an embarrassing defeat, losing 8-2 to the Buffalo Sabres on February 22, 2025. The disastrous first period saw goalie Igor Shesterkin give up five goals, leading to Jonathan Quick stepping in. This match set new lows for the Rangers, drawing widespread criticism from fans and analysts, amplifying concerns about their playoff potential amid ongoing inconsistency.