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MODEL Christen Goff frills fans in a racy red bikini — and shows why she’s the mane attraction for her husband.

The 31-year-old is married to Detroit Lions American football star quarterback Jared Goff, 29.

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Stunning model and actress Christen Goff posed in a racy red bikini for a photoshoot[/caption]

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Christen married NFL hubby Jared Goff in June this year[/caption]

He popped the question in 2022, but they didn’t get hitched until June this year.

Christen is also an actress and starred in 2019 sci-fi movie Auggie.

She plays an avatar who becomes the obsession of a retired older man after he puts on virtual reality glasses.

Easy to see how he lost focus.

Speaking to People Magazine ahead of the wedding, Jared said: “This summer we’re getting married in California, and we’re very excited.

“California is where I grew up and live currently, and my fiancée is from just outside of Los Angeles so she was born and raised there as well.

“So we have some pretty good roots there.”

“It’s been a long time coming, and now you can see it on the horizon, and I know she’s excited,” he continued.

“I know she’s doing a lot of the planning.

“I haven’t been much involved and hopefully get back involved a little bit now, but it’ll be really fun.” 

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Christen is also an actress[/caption]

AFTER raining down a barrage of 181 missiles on Israel, Iran has indicated it wants this to be the end of it.

But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has other ideas. He says there will be a retaliation — and I believe that it will come soon.

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People gather outside the British Embassy in Tehran to stage a demonstration in support of Iranian missile attacks on Israel[/caption]

The key question is whether that retaliation is somehow choreographed to simply send a message to Iran, or whether it is calculated to do some real damage to Iranian facilities.

On Tuesday night, former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett tweeted saying: “This is the greatest opportunity in 50 years to change the face of the Middle East.”

He was arguing Israel should destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities in order to “fatally cripple this terrorist regime”.

Bennett was expressing an increasingly prevalent view in Israel — that this is their moment.

That the wheel has turned so much in the last two to three weeks that they have a chance to change the basic dynamics of their security problem.

The idea is they hit all of their opponents hard — including the Iranians — and it will push them all back for five years or more and give Israel breathing space.

With both Hamas and Hezbollah seriously degraded, it must be tempting for the Israelis to think that way.

But it’s also very risky. Iran has vowed to strike back if it is targeted by Israel.

If it is choreographed to send a message, then there is a fair chance this round of attacks will go no further.

But if it’s designed to do as much damage to Iranian targets as possible, there will be another Iranian response.

And it probably won’t be missiles next time, because they aren’t working very well for Iran.

It could be direct attacks on shipping in the Gulf, or initiating terrorist attacks on Israelis or Israeli facilities around the world.

It could also mean attacks on Western facilities, particularly those of America and Britain.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says there will be a retaliation — and I believe that it will come soon[/caption]

When Iran can’t get at the Israelis, they go for us. So that’s possible if it goes further.

We will find out soon enough what response the Israelis will launch.

And then we can work out whether we’re heading into a very dangerous regional war.

Or whether it gives us a chance to ratchet back to where we were a couple of weeks ago.

ISRAELIS who cheated death in Iran’s 181-missile blitz hailed “The Miracle of Tel Aviv” yesterday.

Terrifying video of Tuesday night’s unprecedented ballistic missile barrage showed fireballs crashing to earth as Israel’s Iron Dome rocket defence system went into action.

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Kids stand on top of the remains of an Iranian missile in the Negev desert near Arad, a city in Israel[/caption]

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People inspect the ballistic missile lying in the desert[/caption]

Families dashed to shelters as some missiles made it through, along with white hot shrapnel from those that did not.

But just one death was reported last night — that of a Palestinian.

Meanwhile kids played on one downed Iranian missile, summing up the relief and defiance of the Israeli people.

At Shalhevet Primary School, in the southern suburb of Gedera, a missile smashed into the playground just a few hours after children as young as five gathered to celebrate the Jewish New Year.

Father-of-three Yoni Karniel told The Sun: “A half-ton warhead exploded at the exact spot where the children held their party. It would have wiped all of them out.”

Yoni, 29 — son of the school’s principal — added: “Four classrooms were completely destroyed.

“But it was the only unpopulated building in the entire neighbourhood. Today we are all thanking God for an absolute miracle.”

In the northern Tel Aviv suburb of Hod HaSharon another rocket exploded yards from homes.

Other near misses in the 7.30pm bombardment included a huge blast on a patch of parkland, totally destroying a disused youth club and damaging 100 homes with a mushroom cloud of blazing debris.

But again, no one was hurt after residents followed home defence alerts and dashed for shelters.

Artist Shmulik Succary, 83, reached one with his wife an instant before the explosion erupted.

He told The Sun: “We realised we needed to get to safety fast and closed the door of the shelter a few seconds before an enormous boom rocked the entire neighbourhood.

“All our windows were blown in and debris was flying everywhere. I’ve never seen such destruction and would definitely have died if I’d stayed in my home. I still can’t believe we lived through it.”

Mayor Amir Kochavi said: “This was not only a miracle but a great show of discipline by people who saved themselves by responding to the alerts and heading for shelters. Many people would have died if that missile had landed just a few metres from where it did. And we are thankful that no one was hurt among all this destruction.”

Across Israel, at least four people were said to have suffered minor wounds while others were hurt running for cover as debris fell.

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The Sun’s Nick Parker in Tel Aviv after the Iranian missile strike[/caption]

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Pallbearers carry the casket of Israeli soldier Captain Eitan Itzhak Oster[/caption]

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Ballistic missile is launched from Iran against Israel and intercepted in the sky[/caption]

As damage assessments continued yesterday, Israel Defence Forces top brass admitted military sites had been hit. They declined to give details and said all bases remained fully operational.

IDF chief Herzi Halevi said after a visit to the Tel Nof Airbase: “Thanks to proper behaviour and high-quality defences, damage was relatively minor. We will respond with precision and power.”

A Palestinian labourer in the West Bank village of Nu’eima, near Jericho, was reported to have been the attack’s sole death.

Dad-of-three Sameh al-Asali, 37, was killed instantly. A shocking video circulated on social media claimed to show him being crushed by a massive section of a falling rocket.

Pictures later showed a long missile casing lying next to the victim’s sheet-covered body.

Family’s grief

Jericho governor Hussein Hamayel confirmed: “A Palestinian worker was killed when pieces of a rocket fell from the sky and hit him.”

Four other Palestinians were reportedly injured by shrapnel from the same missile.

I would like to send my heartfelt condolences to the families of our heroes who fell today in Lebanon.

Benjamin Netanyahu

The dead man’s grieving family revealed he was born in Jabalia in Gaza — now a stronghold of Hamas terrorists.

He was one of the thousands of Gazan labourers given Israeli work permits who were stranded in Israel after the October 7 atrocities.

The IDF, which yesterday continued raids on Lebanon’s capital Beirut, said it intercepted “a large number” of the ballistic missiles launched by Iran.

They put that down to the country’s defences in co-operation with US and British air forces. Neighbouring Jordan said it also intercepted missiles and drones over its airspace.

Amid scenes of jubilation in capital Tehran, Iran insisted its barrage had succeeded in striking 90 per cent of its targets.

But Western analysts discounted the claim and branded the blitz an embarrassing flop.

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An Israeli mobile artillery unit fires a shell from northern Israel towards Lebanon[/caption]

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei pictured at a meeting in Tehran[/caption]

UNAI EMERY didn’t hold back with his tactics during Aston Villa’s 1-0 Champions League win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

The Villa boss substituted Leon Bailey off the pitch just 33 minutes after bringing the winger on.

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Unai Emery made a ruthless decision during Aston Villa’s 1-0 win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday[/caption]

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The manager hooked Leon Bailey 33 minutes after bringing him on the pitch[/caption]

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Bailey had been substituted on in the first half after an injury to Jacob Ramsey[/caption]

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Bailey wasn’t happy with the decision but still made a respectful exit from the pitch[/caption]

Bailey had been introduced in the first half after Jacob Ramsey was forced off with injury in the 27th minute.

But after failing to make an impact on the game, Emery had seen enough after just 15 minutes of the second half.

In the 60th minute the former Arsenal boss decided he as going to change things up, hooking Bailey and replacing him with Ian Maatsen.

Bailey had made just six accurate passes during his time on the pitch and had given the ball away twice.

Fans were shocked but ultimately understanding on social media.

One wrote: “Unai Emery brought in Leon Bailey as a forced substitute in first half, and subbed him off in second half before 60 mins. A coach that requires standards”.

While another added: “That’s how you know your manager is reading the game.”

A third commented: “Unai Emery couldn’t stand his performance then got rid of him and rightly so”.

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And a fourth chimed in: “Leon Bailey was poor, not surprised he got subbed off. Even though he came on as a sub.”

Bailey didn’t kick up a fuss when heading off, as players have been known to do in the past, despite being visibly miffed by the decision.

Instead the Jamaican International accepted his fate and shook the hand of the manager as he made his way to the bench.

Emery’s tactics appeared to be working with another tactical change just 10 minutes later making the difference between the two sides.

The 52-year-old brought on Jhon Duran for Ollie Watkins in the 70th minute.

Just nine minutes after the bold change and the 20-year-old Colombian pulled off a wonderful chip to beat Manuel Neuer and secure a mammoth win for Villa over European giants Bayern Munich.

Unbelievably, Villa are now effectively joint-top of the Champions League group phase having won both of their opening two games in the competition.

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Emery made the bold decision to sub Ollie Watkins late in the game[/caption]

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It paid off when substitute Jhon Duran lobbed Manuel Neuer just nine minutes later[/caption]

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Duran’s goal fired Villa to a 1-0 win over Bayern Munich[/caption]

MATCHWEEK TWO of the 2024/25 Champions League has concluded – and what a thriller it was.

Jhon Duran was the hero once again for Aston Villa as Unai Emery’s men beat Bayern Munich 1-0 on a special night in the West Midlands.

Liverpool cruised to victory against Bologna, with Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah securing a 2-0 win for the Reds.

Real Madrid’s 36-game unbeaten run came to an end as Los Blancos were beaten 1-0 at Lille.

On Tuesday night, Arsenal claimed a routine 2-0 win over French champions PSG and Manchester City thrashed Slovakian kings Slovan Bratislava 4-0.

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Aston Villa 1 Bayern Munich 0 is the most famous scoreline in the history of this great football club – ever since the night Peter White won them the European Cup in Rotterdam 42 years ago.

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Jhon Duran came off the bench to hit a wonderful winner against Bayern Munich[/caption]

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The striker hit a scorcher from distance to send Villa Park into raptures[/caption]

And Duran’s effort saw Villa Park erupt in delight after a previous hit from Pau Torres was disallowed.

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