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One of the sport's most coveted records fell this week, smashed by Canadian sensation Christine Sinclair. Her feat earned acclaim from our FIFA Fan Movement members, as did a pair of powerful Brazilian tributes to the late basketball icon Kobe Bryant.

For the first time in over 20 years there's a new name at the top of the international goalscoring charts. Forward Christine Sinclair netted her 184th and 185th goals for Canada on Wednesday in Concacaf Women's Olympic qualifying action against St. Kitts and Nevis, surpassing USA's Abby Wambach. Now no man or woman can claim as many tallies for country as the Burnaby, British Columbia native. Congratulations poured in for Sinclair from around the globe, and Fan Movement member Juampigatti joined the chorus singing her praises.

The tragic passing of former Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant and his teenage daughter, Gianna, on Sunday in a helicopter crash prompted grieving from not only the basketball community, but the sport community at large. Mere hours after the devastating news broke, Neymar used his platform to commemorate Bryant with a gesture presented to us by Deanthebard. The PSG and Brazil superstar followed his second goal scored in a win at Lille by holding up his fingers to match Kobe's jersey number, 24, then pointing towards the sky.

Like Neymar, Brazilian top flight club Bahia employed the No24 to honour Bryant on the pitch, with midfielders Flavio and Ramon each pulling on the shirt for matches. But this action has a special power in Brazil, where the No24 goes widely unused by footballers due to connotations of homosexuality. By embracing the number, as Laurafwrre noted, Bahia aimed to take a stand against homophobia. “We think that clubs have to choose whether they will be channels for love or for hate," club president Guilherme Bellintani said. "We choose love.”

Before Christine Sinclair made history for Canada on Wednesday night, Bala Devi took a step forward for her own country. The No10 became the first Indian woman to sign a professional contract for a European club when she put pen to paper for Scotland's Rangers FC. "She has achieved so much in India already," said India women's head coach Maymol Rocky. "Now, it's time for her to take a further step and do well in Europe." Thanks to India-based Fan Movement member Mavis_frauenfussball for celebrating Devi.

As Australia face a rash of deadly brushfires unlike any seen in decades, volunteer firefighters and state personnel have bravely offered their services. To honour these efforts, a 'Football For Fires' charity relief match was announced this week, with global stars like Didier Drogba, Park Jisung and David Trezeguet set to take the field on 23 May at Sydney's ANZ Stadium. The match will also serve as a farewell to retired Socceroos captain Mark Milligan, which Australia Fan Movement member Gabs_adventure surely appreciates.