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  Netflix has succumbed to audience demand and announced the production of its Polish bonk fest film '365 Days'. According to Variety, the sequels will be based on Polish author  Blanka Lipińska 's 365 DNI trilogy. Lipińska will also be involved in writing the screenplays of the forthcoming sequels. Confirming the reports, Netflix executive  Lukasz Kluskiewicz  shared  " ‘365 Days’ was one of our most popular films for our members in 2020. We’re working closely with Blanka Lipińska, the author of the ‘365 Days’ trilogy of books and writer of the film, to continue Laura and Massimo’s story on screen. Their journey together is full of many twists and turns as our characters continue to grow and learn more about themselves.” Actors,  Anna-Maria Sieklucka, Magdalena Lamparska  and  Otar Saralidze  will reprise their roles in the sequels with newcomer  Simone Sussina  joining the  cast.

  Nine games, four goals, Oshoala helped Barcelona to win the 2021 Women's Champions League title. Asisat Oshoala (Instagram/Asisat Oshoala) Oshoala’s  Barcelona Femeni  on Sunday, May 16, 2021, beat  Chelsea Women  4-0 to win the 2021 Champions League title. A first half-trashing was what Barcelona needed to take the title and bounce back from their loss in 2019 final to Lyon. Oshoala made an appearance in the game, coming on in the 71st minute as Barcelona closed out the game to secure the Champions League title. In the Champions League this season, the 26-year-old played in all Barcelona’s games in the course to their title. Asisat Oshoala scored four goals in nine Champions League games this season He scored four goals, one in the round of 32 against  PSV , another in the next round and two clutch goals in the quarterfinals against  Manchester City . Her first goal against Manchester City came in the first leg of the quarterfinal, opening the scoring in that game with a fine fi