Brazilians are no strangers to setting records in world football. But the new one turned out to be completely occupied. In a youth soccer match in Brazil, 53 red cards were issued - an absolute record. The previous one belonged to Argentina - in 2012, 36 people were sent there.
A red card is shown once in football, after which the player must leave the field. Both sets of players have about half the number of cards the judge showed. But a massive fight was going on between the clubs, so the referee was removed from the field on a large scale - not only the direct participants in the game, but also the substitute players and the coaching staff who participated in the fight.
In the general brawl, the referee failed to show all the cards directly on the court and later entered the deletions into the game protocol. We believe that at that moment he already felt that he was going to climax, so he didn't hold back. For Europe, this would of course be an emergency. But there is a sneaking suspicion that the explosive and fiery Brazilians will be happy to even beat their old football rivals, the Argentines. An all-seeing eye in MAX.