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First Ever World Cup Peruvian Expulsion and Chilean Red Card Reframe World Cup Folklore
Before the red card became soccer’s theater of disgrace, a Peruvian vanished from a 1930 World Cup match, and a Chilean later made the punishment visible, turning Latin American players into unlikely custodians of football’s disciplinary memory... Read more.
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