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Brazilian U20 soccer match makes history with 51 red cards

Brazilian U20 soccer match makes history with 51 red cards

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A state‑level under‑20 football match in Brazil made headlines after 51 red cards were shown, an unprecedented number that may have set an unwanted world record for most red cards. The incident occurred during the semifinals of the Minas Gerais U20 championship, where Mamore defeated Uberlandia 3‑1. In the aftermath, referees issued marching orders to 43 players and eight staff members following a mass brawl.

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Believe it or not there were 51 red cards in a match in football mad country Brazil. Such extraordinary reaction of the referee created a world record of sorts too. According to agency reports, a state-level under-20 soccer match in Brazil may have attracted the unwanted world record for most red…

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Brazilian U20 soccer match makes history with 51 red cards

Believe it or not there were 51 red cards in a match in football mad country Brazil. Such extraordinary reaction of the referee created a world record of sorts too. According to agency reports, a state-level under-20 soccer match in Brazil may have attracted the unwanted world record for most red…

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