Luka Doncic, Lakers start fast, beat Pelicans 133-121 for 7th straight victory

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Luka Doncic scored 20 of his 34 points in the first quarter and the Los Angeles Lakers raced to their seventh straight victory, 133-121 over the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday night.

Doncic also had 12 rebounds and seven assists to help the Lakers win for the 13th time in 15 games. Austin Reaves added 33 points and eight assists, Deandre Ayton had 22 points and 12 rebounds and Rui Hachimura scored 14 points.

LeBron James sau out to rest a sore left foot. He made his season debut Nov. 18 and played in four games after recovering from sciatica.

Saddiq Bey had 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Bryce McGowens added 23 points for the Pelicans. They have lost 11 of 12.

New Orleans was short-handed with Zion Williamson (hamstring) and Trey Murphy III (elbow) watching from the bench.

The Lakers dominated the first half, leading 46-27 after one quarter and 77-57 at the half. It was the most points the Lakers had scored in any quarter this season and tied for the fifth most in an opening quarter in franchise history. The 77 first-half points matched the Lakers' most in a half this season.

The Pelicans found their offense in the third quarter, shooting 62.5% from the floor in the period and pulling to 100-89.

Pelicans: Host Minnesota on Tuesday and Thursday nights.

Lakers: Host Phoenix on Monday night.

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Broncos secure thrilling OT victory over Commanders behind clutch performances

TheDenver Broncosand Washington Commanders' matchup on Sunday featured several great plays, but the most impactful came in overtime.

It didn't take long for the Broncos to score. Bo Nix made four completions, including a 41-yard pass to Evan Engram, and then handed the ball off to running back RJ Harvey, who scored from five yards out to take a 27-20 lead.

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RJ Harvey scores a touchdown Marcus Mariota looks down field

Commanders quarterbackMarcus Mariotacreated some late-game heroics. He found Deebo Samuel on 3rd-and-14 for a 38-yard gain. He connected with Terry McLaurin to bring the game to within one point. With nothing to lose, the Commanders decided to go for two and the win. Mariota dropped back to pass and his attempt to Jeremy McNichols was blocked by Broncos pass rusher Nik Bonitto.

The Broncos won the game, 27-26.

Nix finished 29-of-45 for 321 yards and a touchdown pass. Harvey had 35 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns.

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Harvey and Bonito's overtime heroics were just two of a handful of great plays made during the game.

Nix did his best to pull out all the stops. He helped put Denver ahead before halftime when he threw a touchdown pass toCourtland Suttonas he was falling to the ground. He avoided the rush and his calf was about to hit the ground before he fired the ball to Sutton in the end zone.

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Commanders wide receiverTreylon Burkslikely said, "Watch this," before he made his sensation play. Burks received a pass from Mariota in the end zone. He, somehow, made a one-handed catch for a crucial go-ahead touchdown.

It was Burks' second career touchdown catch and it was one that the Commanders really needed.

Mariota was trying to keep the drive alive with under four minutes to go in the game. He found tight endZach Ertzopen in the middle of the field. The ball was thrown high and Ertz was able to grab the pass and bring it down.

Bo Nix throws a short pass Chris Rodriguez Jr. gets into the end zone Bo Nix shakes hands with Courtland Sutton

But just as he was going to secure the catch, Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton knocked the ball loose and the pass was incomplete. Washington punted the ball away.

Singleton was playing in his first game since he underwent testicular cancer surgery three weeks ago. It was a big play, but it came just a few minutes too early as Mariota would lead the Commanders down the field to tie the game.

Mariota played as well as one could play in a hard-fought game. He was 28-of-50 with 294 passing yards and two touchdown passes. He also had 55 yards on the ground.

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Ertz finished with 10 catches for 106 yards. McLaurin had seven catches for 96 yards.

Denver improved to 10-2 with the win and have won nine straight games. Washington fell to 3-9.

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Tyler Adams from 45 yards out caps a weirdly delightful weekend for USMNT World Cup hopefuls

By and large, it was a productive weekend for U.S. World Cup hopefuls scattered across Europe, the United States and Mexico. Four scored, four assisted and two helped their Canadian side advance to MLS Cup for the first time.

For four of them, in particular, it was also a weirdly delightful weekend.

Let's begin with someone rarely discussed but a contender for a roster spot next summer:Jonathan Klinsmann, whose father, Jurgen, the former German superstar, used to coach the U.S. men's national team.

The 28-year-old goalkeeper, who grew up in Southern California, is employed by Cesena in Italian Serie B. A former U.S. youth international, he has received a few senior call-ups, including the November camp, but has yet to earn his first cap.

On Friday, he pulled off a bizarro hat trick of sorts in Italy: a penalty kick save, a clean sheet and an assist on the match's only goal, against Modena. With a near-perfect 9.6 rating fromFotmob, he was the player of the match.

̶K̶l̶i̶n̶s̶m̶a̶n̶n̶ ̶ š˜¾š™”š™šš™–š™£-š™Žš™¢š™–š™£š™£ šŸ™ŒNon passa nulla questa sera nella porta del š˜¾š™šš™Øš™šš™£š™– 🧱#CesenaModena#SerieBKT#DAZNpic.twitter.com/2yEZFYxbmA

— DAZN Italia (@DAZN_IT)November 29, 2025

In Cesena's pursuit of promotion to Serie A — I Cavallucci Marini, or the Seahorses, are fourth, four points from the top — Klinsmann has started all 14 matches and conceded 14 goals while recording three shutouts.

As for Klinsmann's standing with Mauricio Pochettino and the U.S. program, the goalkeeping situation is unsettled heading into 2026.

With 12 consecutive starts, New York City FC'sMatt Freeseis the clear No. 1 on the depth chart. Though he wasn't called up in November, New England'sMatt Turnerwould seem to have the No. 2 spot, because of his experience (52 caps, 2022 World Cup starter). Klinsmann, Columbus'Patrick Schulte(three caps), Chicago'sChris Brady(none), Cincinnati'sRoman Celentano(none) and perhaps Colorado'sZack Steffen(30, but just one the past three years) are also in the mix.

All the MLS keepers, however, have entered the offseason and will not have any competitive matches until February, leaving Klinsmann with a prime opportunity to make his case before Pochettino narrows his options for the reported friendlies in Atlanta against Portugal and Belgium in late March.

It's hard to envision someone without any international appearances making the World Cup squad, and as it stands, Freese seems certain to start both March matches — the last friendlies before Pochettino names his team in late May. The competition for at least one, and maybe two, of the three slots, though, seems far from over.

SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 29: Bournemouth's Tyler Adams celebrates scoring his side's second goal with Adam Smith close by during the Premier League match between Sunderland and Bournemouth at Stadium of Light on November 29, 2025 in Sunderland, England. (Photo by Lee Parker - CameraSport via Getty Images)

While Klinsmann prevented goals over the weekend,Tyler Adamsscored one from some 45 yards. After collecting a pass in his own end and accelerating across the halfway line, the central midfielder alertly spotted Sunderland goalkeeper Robin Roefs well forward and drove a shot over the leaping keeper for his second Premier League goal in his past four outings.

GOODNESS GRACIOUS TYLER ADAMS THAT IS SENSATIONAL! 🤯pic.twitter.com/9K9wmI4OaO

— U.S. Soccer Men's National Team (@USMNT)November 29, 2025

In France's Ligue 1, Olympique Marseille was on the verge of stepping into first place when mid-table Toulouse scored a stoppage-time equalizer — off a throw-in by U.S. defenderMark McKenzie. His long toss set up Santiago Hidalgo's header for a 2-2 draw.

Another unusual situation unfolded in the Netherlands, whereRicardo Pepiwas actually in PSV Eindhoven's lineup. The striker took full advantage of his first start in more than two months, assisting on Joey Veerman's goal in the sixth minute and scoring with an angled overhead kick in the 24th during a 3-0 home victory over Volendam.

Ricardo Pepi scoort met een omhaal! šŸ˜#PSVVOLpic.twitter.com/RwOsDcgcrU

— ESPN NL (@ESPNnl)November 30, 2025

Elsewhere, four players were involved in knockout competitions in both MLS and Mexico's Liga MX.

Brian White, on the fringes of the U.S. striker pool, scored twice from close range in the first half as theVancouver Whitecaps rolled into their first MLS Cup with a 3-1 away victory against San Diego FC. MidfielderSebastian Berhalteralso played 90 minutes for the Whitecaps, who will visit Lionel Messi's Inter Miami for the trophy Saturday. MidfielderLuca de la Torreplayed the second half for San Diego.

Mexico

U.S. wingerAlex Zendejasscored in the 30th minute of Club AmƩrica's 2-1 victory over visiting Monterrey in the second leg of the quarterfinals. But Monterrey's stoppage-time goal provided a 3-2 aggregate triumph.

A sizzling strike from Alex Zendejas on Saturday night for@ClubAmerica! šŸ”„šŸ’„pic.twitter.com/eyhQL4eCwY

— U.S. Soccer Men's National Team (@USMNT)November 30, 2025

Italy

A week after scoring the winner in the derby against Inter Milan,Christian Pulisicsat out first-place AC Milan's 1-0 victory over Lazio with a thigh injury. It was not considered serious and, as a precaution, he watched from the stands. He might return Thursday for the rematch against Lazio in Coppa Italia.

Four days after scoring in the Champions League,Weston McKenniewent the distance as Juventus came from behind to defeat Cagliari, 2-1.Yunus Musahdid not receive any playing time in Atalanta's 2-0 victory over Fiorentina.

England

Chris Richardsplayed 90 in Crystal Palace's 2-1 home loss to Manchester United, whileBrendan Aaronsonentered in the 90th of Leeds' 3-2 loss at Manchester City.

Antonee Robinson— who hasn't been in uniform in almost two months and hasn't played for the national team in more than a year — remains sidelined for Fulham with a knee ailment, but there might be light at the end of the long tunnel.

"He is getting good feelings but is doing individual work — nice to see him on the pitch," Manager Marco Silva said. "He is getting better and more confident — not just about his knees but his mindset. Soon we can have more news, but right now we have no timescale."

Patrick Agyemangscored his third Championship goal and played 90 minutes for Derby County, but his second-minute strike was canceled out in a 2-1 loss at Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough'sAidan Morris, a usual starter, sat out with an injury.

Josh Sargent(88 minutes) had an assist in Norwich City's 3-1 victory over Queens Park Rangers but extended his scoring drought to 15 games for club and country.

Injured strikerHaji Wrightmissed his third consecutive match for Championship leader Coventry City — and he might have a hard time getting his job back from his replacement, Ellis Simms, who has five goals in that span.

Germany

If you thoughtGio Reyna's U.S. performances in November might elevate his role at Mƶnchengladbach, think again. The 23-year-old attacker entered in the 73rd minute of a 0-0 draw with RB Leipzig. Since returning from international duty, he has logged 35 minutes in two appearances.

Right backJoe Scally, Reyna's teammate for club and country, made his fourth consecutive start. Central midfielderMalik Tillmanplayed 74 minutes in Bayer Leverkusen's 2-1 loss at Borussia Dortmund. In Bavaria, defensive midfielderJames Sandsand second-to-last St. Pauli were no match for undefeated leader Bayern Munich, 3-1.

DefenderNoahkai Banksand Augsburg conceded three first-half goals in a 3-0 loss at Heidenheim. In the second division, left wingJohn Tolkinwent 74 minutes as Holstein Kiel fell 1-0 at home to surging Hertha Berlin.

France

WingerTim Weahwent the distance for Marseille in that aforementioned 2-2 home draw with Toulouse, whileFolarin BalogunandTanner Tessmanndeparted their respective matches in the closing moments with what appeared to be minor injuries.

Balogun and Monaco upset visiting Paris Saint-Germain 1-0, but for the first time in his past six starts, the U.S. striker did not score. Typically a defensive midfielder, Tessmann made his second consecutive start on the backline as Olympique Lyonnais routed Nantes 3-0. Could he provide cover in the back for the national team, as well?

Others

While Pepi made a rare start for PSV Eindhoven, right backSergiƱo Destwas in the lineup for the 13th time in 14 matches for the Eredivisie leaders, who are 12-1-1 with a plus-27 goal differential. … Three days after returning from a two-month absence, central midfielderJohnny Cardosowas affixed to the bench for Atletico Madrid's 2-0 win over Oviedo. … Scottish power Celtic continues to show trust in center backAuston Trusty, who has played every minute of his past seven appearances across all club competitions. On Sunday, second-place Celtic defeated Hibernian 2-1 for its fourth consecutive Premiership victory.

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Broncos win in OT when Commanders fall short on 2-point try

Marcus Mariota hit Terry McLaurin for a 3-yard touchdown pass with 2:47 remaining in overtime, but the two-point conversion pass failed and the Denver Broncos held on for their ninth straight win, 27-26 over the Washington Commanders on Sunday night in Landover, Md.

Mariota's conversion pass attempt was blocked by linebacker Nik Bonitto.

Denver got the ball first in overtime. Bo Nix hit Evan Engram for 41 yards to the Washington 11 and, two plays later, RJ Harvey went up the middle for a 5-yard touchdown.

Washington drove inside Denver territory and a defensive pass interference penalty on fourth down gave the Commanders a first down at the 36-yard line. Three plays later, Mariota hit McLaurin for 30-yard touchdown that was wiped out by a holding penalty. Mariota then found Deebo Samuel for 38 yards to the Broncos' 2-yard line. After a running play and two incompletions, Mariota connected with McLaurin on fourth down.

Denver is tied with New England at 10-2 for the top seed in the AFC, with the Patriots playing the New York Giants on Monday night before a bye week.

Washington (3-9) has lost seven straight.

Nix completed 29 of 45 passes for 321 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Engram caught six passes for 79 yards. Harvey ran for two touchdowns.

Mariota went 28 of 50 for 294 yards, two touchdowns and one pick. Tight end Zach Ertz had 10 catches for 106 yards and wide receiver McLaurin, active for first time since Oct. 27, caught seven passes for 96 yards and the OT score.

Trailing 20-17, the Commanders started on their 15 with 3:00 left in regulation. After Washington converted fourth-and-1 at the 35 with just over two minutes remaining, two penalties pushed Washington back to second-and-25. However, Mariota hit McLaurin (19 yards) and Ertz (8) for a first down at the Denver 37 with 34 seconds left. Jake Moody, in his Commanders debut, later hit a 32-yard field goal as time expired to tie the game 20-20.

Washington was trailing 13-7 when it took the second-half kick and drove 72 yards in 10 plays. Treylon Burks made a spectacular leaping, one-handed catch in the corner of the end zone for a 5-yard touchdown.

The 14-13 lead was short-lived. On third-and-11, Nix hit Courtland Sutton for 31 yards to the Washington 29 and then found Pat Bryant for 21 yards to the 3-yard line. Harvey ran for the score and Denver led 20-14 with 3:59 left in the third quarter.

Early in the fourth quarter, Nix was picked off by Bobby Wagner, who returned it to the Broncos 36. Washington settled for Moody's 38-yard field goal and trailed 20-17 with 12:37 remaining.

Trailing 6-0 midway through the second quarter, Mariota drove the Commanders 71 yards in 11 plays. He hit Ertz for 21 yards to the Broncos' 23 and, after an unnecessary roughness penalty on Bonitto made it first-and-goal from the 8, Chris Rodriguez Jr. went up the middle for the score and a 7-6 lead.

Nix capped the next drive by, as he was falling, flinging an 11-yard touchdown pass to Sutton just before halftime.

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Missouri launches sports betting as recent scandals shine a spotlight on the growing industry

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — As Missouri launches sports betting Monday, people will be able to wager on how many points a particular athlete will score in a game — so long as it doesn't involve a Missouri college or university.

The restriction on "proposition bets," though less sweeping than in some states, highlights an area of rising concern as legal sports betting spreads to its 39th state in a steady expansion sincethe Supreme Courtcleared the way for it in 2018.

In the weeks leading up to Missouri's betting debut, one scandal after another has rocked the sports world. Two Cleveland Guardians pitcherswere chargedwith taking bribes to throw certain pitches.An NBA playerwas arrested over an alleged scheme to provide inside information to gamblers. And the NCAArevoked the eligibilityof six men's college basketball players accused of manipulating their performance in games.

All centered around the outcome of prop bets, a popular type of wager often focused on what individual players will do in a game — like achieving a certain number of strikeouts in baseball, racking up a certain amount of points and rebounds in basketball, or surpassing a particular passing yardage in football.

For bettors, a lot can ride on one player, putting those athletes at risk of threats or enticements to rig their performance.

A growing proposition in sports betting

Sports betting operators took in over $11 billion through the first three-quarters of this year, up more than 13% from the same span last year, according to the American Gaming Association, which represents the industry.

Though national data is lacking about the prevalence of prop bets, they are "an increasingly popular way in which to provide for engagement for any type of fan," said Joe Maloney, the association's senior vice president of strategic communications.

West Virginia, which was among the first to allow sports betting after the court ruling, now is collecting a trove of data from the industry. During a roughly one-month period this summer, prop bets comprised more than half of all wagers made through one of the largest sports betting platforms, said Brad Humphreys, an economics professor and director of the Center for Gaming Research and Development at West Virginia University.

Additionally, he said, almost all bets involved parlays, where two or more wagers are grouped together under the umbrella of a larger bet. To win, a person must be right on each prong in the bet, making the odds of success longer and the potential payout larger.

Because prop bets "speed up the ability to make multiple bets," they carry a higher risk of developing addictive behavior for some bettors, said Rachel Volberg, a research professor of epidemiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who has spent decades studying gambling.

Most states provide some money forproblem gamblingservices. Missouri's new sports betting program allots at least $5 million annually for that purpose.

No national standard for prop bets

Prop bets on professional athletes are currently allowed in every state that has legalized sports betting, though legislation proposed in New Jersey would ban them.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWinehas urged state regulators to end player-specific micro betting and told The Associated Press recently he regrets signing the law that legalized sports gambling in his state.

States have widely differing rules for bets on college athletes. More than a dozen states place no limits on collegiate prop bets while an equal number prohibit all such bets. Other states fall somewhere in between. Missouri is one of over a half-dozen states with a prop bet prohibition pertaining only to games involving college teams from their states.

Missouri's restriction was included in a constitutional amendment authorizing sports betting that wonnarrow voter approvallast year after a state-record $43 million campaign funded almost entirely by DraftKings and FanDuel, the two predominant sports betting sites.

"We thought this was a good middle ground that had worked in other states and that would uphold the integrity of the games here," said Jack Cardetti, a spokesperson for the Sports Betting Alliance, an industry group that supported Missouri's amendment.

A blanket ban on prop bets likely would drive people to illegal and unregulated sportsbooks, placing bettors at greater risk and making it harder to flag problems, the Sports Betting Alliance said.

Others doubt that Missouri's narrowly tailored prop bet restrictions will have much impact in an Internet-connected society where people can easily bet on athletes playing anywhere in the U.S.

"That's going to be a Band-Aid on a dam that's breaking here," said Nathan Novemsky, a professor of marketing and psychology at Yale University, "because folks will just make those bets on other teams."

Placing a bet with no drive time

The Missouri Gaming Commission has three employees focused on regulating sports betting and is looking to hire a fourth, said commission chair Jan Zimmerman.

But the job of detecting fraudulent bets falls largely to sports betting operators working with sports leagues and law enforcement agencies. After the recent indictment of two Guardians pitchers, Major League Baseball announced an agreement with leading sportsbooks tocap bets on individual pitchesat $200 and exclude them from parlays.

The criminal charges, player penalties and policy changes involving prop bets are "a demonstration that the market is really working as intended," Maloney said.

The scandals aren't deterring some Missouri residents who have been eagerly waiting for sports wagering.

Brett Koenig, who lives in suburban St. Louis, has occasionally crossed the Mississippi River into Illinois to legally bet on sports. Others who live in the Kansas City area have driven across the border into Kansas, pulling over at the first exit to place bets from smartphones. The drive allows bettors to get around geolocation technology that blocks bets from people in states where it's not legal.

Koenig said he plans to bet on Monday night's NFL game without leaving his home. He might place some type of prop bet, if he likes the odds.

"It's something I've been looking forward to for a long time," said Koenig, whoused social media to pushfor legalized sports betting. "I'm ecstatic to have the opportunity to do it, and to not have to drive 45 minutes across the river."

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Actress Alea O'Shea, 25, Shares Devastating Health Update

Australian actress Alea O'Shea -- best known for her role inHome and Away --has been diagnosed with brain cancer.

The actress, 25, shared thedevastating news via social mediaonFriday,November28, saying, "This is a video I obviously thought I'd never have to make."

"I've recently been diagnosed with brain cancer," she explained. "It's been a crazy few weeks. I had a biopsy on mybirthday, and I've just been waiting for results in a bit of limbo."

She went on to explain that by being vulnerable about her diagnosis, she's hoping to live herlife"as normally as possible."

According to O'Shea, the first sign she noticed was a crookedsmile, adding, "It felt harder to talk."

After a couple of migraines and losing feeling in her fingers, wrist and toe, she sought medical attention. A brain scan helped reach her diagnosis.

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"The good news is, where it is on my brain isn't gonna affect my personality. So I'm still gonna be as hilarious and have the gift of the yap," she added lightheartedly.

O'Shea revealed that she plans to undergo surgery and treatment.

Fans sent their love and well-wishes to the young star in the comments section of herTikTokpost.

"I'm so sorry. šŸ¤Fight it like hell girl," one follower wrote.

"You are seriously incredible for having the outlook you do on this, sending you every positive thought I can muster," another added.

"Not only the most incredible person but the strongest!!! Sending you so so much love and positivity," a third wrote.

O'Shea rose to fame while starring as Darcy Callahan in the Australian soap opera between 2011 and 2017. She's since gained a following on social media, where she shares fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content.

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Iconic '80s Rock Band Causes a Stir at Qatar Grand Prix

Metallica's performance at the Qatar Grand Prix was a standout moment of the Formula 1 weekend, yet it didn't impress all fans.

After the thrilling race at the Lusail International Circuit, the event offered not just an immersive Formula 1 experience but also a world-class live concert.

As the circuit transformed into an entertainment destination at night, fans were treated to unforgettableperformances from top artists– from British soul singer Seal to the "King of Rai" Khaled before the weekend wrapped up with Metallica taking the stage.

On Sunday, the legendary rock band showcased a high-energy set, performing classic hits like "The Memory Remains," "Nothing Else Matters," "Enter Sandman" and more.

As part of the closing act, the crowd witnessed a magnificent fireworks display after Metallica's performance.

Metallica visits the Williams garage prior to the Sprint ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Qatar at Lusail International Circuit on November 29, 2025 in Lusail City, Qatar. Peter Fox/Getty Images

To commemorate the moment, the iconic '80smusicgroup expressed their deepgratitudeto the fans for their unwavering support and energy throughout the show.

In an Instagram update, the post included the set list from their Qatar Grand Prix performance and teased what fans could expect for their next show.

"Our first pit stop in Doha, Qatar, was spectacular! Thanks to @f1 and @lusailcircuit for letting us join in on the full throttle, white knuckle tight festivities! Up next is our first visit to Bahrain!" the post reads.

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However, their performance had mixed reactions from the public, sparking an online debate regarding their song selection.

There were fans who were delighted with the setlist for reviving nostalgic hits and keeping the energy of the show alive.

"Awesome set," one wrote.

"Another great setlist," a follower echoed.

"Today was mind-blowing!! Thank you for still doing this," another added.

Unfortunately, there were others who expressed disappointment over song selection.

"This setlist has been used like 184739393 times," a commenter said.

"Same setlist every time bro you have more songs," a fan pointed out.

The same goes for an Instagram user who noted, "Every setlist is pretty much the exact same hits now."

While the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer's performance had plenty of memorable moments, fans are already asking for new surprises.

A follower even requested, saying, "Switch it up, pls."

"Need 2 change up the set list!!!!!!" a fan echoed.

Another expressed the same sentiment and wrote, "If you're gonna play the same songs all the tour, at least add another 5 songs... same setlist in the last 20 years."

With Metallica's tour continuing in the Middle East as part of theM72 World Tour, it will be interesting to see if the band refreshes the setlist for upcoming stops.

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