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World record 53 red cards shown in Brazilian youth game

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World record 53 red cards shown in Brazilian youth game
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A world record of 53 red cards were shown during a chaotic under-20s game in Brazil. The semi-final first leg of the Minas Gerais Under-20 Championship tie between Uberlandia and Mamore was marred by scenes that led to 43 players and eight.

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  • —A world record of 53 red cards were shown during a chaotic under-20s game in Brazil.
  • —The semi-final first leg of the Minas Gerais Under-20 Championship tie between Uberlandia and Mamore was marred by scenes that led to 43 players and eight members of coaching staff being sent off.
  • —There was also two Uberlandia board [].
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