Brazilian youth football match ends with record fifty-one red cards
Published 5h ago · Latest report 3h ago · Match
Affects Brazil · Covered in 2 countries
A Brazilian youth football match saw a record 51 red cards issued after a mass brawl.
A youth football match between Uberlandia and Mamore in Brazil descended into a mass brawl, resulting in a world-record 51 red cards being issued. The referee expelled 43 players and 8 members of coaching or support staff following the altercation. Officials are reviewing the incident to determine further disciplinary actions.
- The teams involvedThe match took place between Under-20 sides representing Uberlandia and Mamore.
- The breakdownThe referee dismissed 43 players alongside 8 staff members during the fixture.
Why it matters
Mass altercations in professional and amateur football can lead to severe disciplinary measures, but disciplinary actions of this scale are exceptionally rare. Incidents that mar youth development matches often prompt governing bodies to review safety and sportsmanship protocols.
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An Under-20 football match in Brazil between Uberlandia and Mamore saw a record 51 red cards given following a mass brawl, involving both players and staff.
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- ABC News (Australia)Brazil soccer match sets world record for most red cards after mass brawl3h ago · open ↗
- BBC SportWorld record 51 red cards shown in Brazilian youth game5h ago · open ↗
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