53 red cards shown in Brazilian football match, The Insider reports
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The Insider reported that 53 red cards were shown during a football match in Brazil, setting a new world record, according to BBC. The match also ended with a police call due to a riot on the stadium, The Insider reported. As a result, 43 players were removed from the field, and eight members of the coaching staff and two board members of Uberlandia also received red cards, The Insider reported.
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The Insider states: The Insider reported that 53 red cards were shown during a football match in Brazil.
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The Insider states: The Insider reported that the match also ended with a police call due to a riot on the stadium.
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The Insider states: The Insider reported that 43 players were removed from the field, and eight members of the coaching staff and two board members of Uberlandia also received red cards.
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The Insider states: The Insider reported that the total number of red cards shown was 53, setting a new world record.
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BBC states: BBC reported that the previous record was 36 red cards.
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