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 The marble sculpture of Moses, created by Michelangelo between 1513 and 1515, is a stunning example of the artist’s extraordinary talent for rendering human anatomy with an unparalleled level of detail and accuracy. It was originally commissioned as part of the tomb of Pope Julius II, which was intended to be an elaborate and monumental funerary monument. Michelangelo’s Moses was one of the central figures planned for the tomb, and it remains one of his most famous sculptures today. What sets this work apart, particularly in the context of Renaissance art, is Michelangelo's incredible attention to the human form and his ability to capture not just the external appearance of the body but its inner vitality. The sculpture depicts Moses in a dramatic and powerful pose, with his right hand gripping the tablets of the Ten Commandments and his left hand resting on his knee, with a slightly tense and bent arm. The detail you're referring to—the tiny muscle in Moses' forearm, whic...

  Barcelona are set to take on ATLETICO MADRID  on Sunday in La Liga and face a team having to pick themselves up from a heartbreaking Champions League  defeat to  Real Madrid, Diego Simeone’s side were beaten in a shootout after Julian Alvarez saw his spot-kick controversially disallowed for a double touch. VAR intervened almost instantly to chalk the goal off, sparking plenty of debate about the rights and wrongs of the decision. Gavi’s been asked about the incident and had his say on what he thinks should have happened.  “ The referees are the ones who decide and they have that rule. I don’t know how it works, but whatever the referee decides, we’ll have to trust it,” he told Movistar. “I don’t know exactly how it goes, but I would do this: if he touches it twice, I would retake the penalty. But I don’t know, and let the referees decide.” UEFA has since issued a statement on the matter and explained plans to review the rule when a double touch is “clearl...

Bayern Munich are looking to sign Brighton's Bart Verbruggen as they identify the Dutch goalkeeper as Manuel Neuer's long-term replacement.   Bayern boss Vincent Kompany is a long-time admirer of the Dutch goalkeeper and had worked with him at Anderlecht. The Belgian coach later tried to sign Verbruggen at Burnley in 2023, but Brighton eventually secured his services. The 22-year-old has been impressive between the sticks for the Seagulls and has played an important in the club fighting for a European slot in the 2024-25 campaign.