51 Sending-Offs in a Football Match, a New World Record – After a Mass Brawl
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A youth team match in Brazil has been marred by an unprecedented scandal, breaking the Guinness World Record for the most red cards given out in a single football match. The match between Uberlandia and Mamoré was marred by a brawl that broke out on the pitch after a goal celebration. The match will go down in history as the referee recorded a total of 51 red cards in the official scoresheet.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A violent brawl during the U20 semi-final match in Brazil resulted in 51 players being sent off, surpassing the 36 red cards previously recorded in Argentina.
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A Brazilian U20 championship broke the Guinness record for the most red cards in football history – the new record is 51 red cards!
A Brawl at a Football Match in Brazil Resulted in 51 Players and Coaching Staff Receiving Red Cards.
The match between Uberlândia FC and Mamore in the Minas Gerais State U20 League (Brazil) saw 51 players sent off following a brawl between players and coaching staff from both teams.
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