Football

CONTENTS OF THIS TEMPLATE

1. The beginning of football.
2. The match wtih the highes score in the world.
3. 13 years old scored 23 goals.
4. The match with the most spectators.
5. The match with the most red cards.
 1.The beginning of football.

Many people think that football originated in

England because England is known as the
hometown of football, but that is not true. England
was just a country that sold tickets for the first
football matches

According to information from FIFA - the World

Football Federation, the oldest version of football
is called the Chrysanthemum. This sport originated
in China in the 2nd or 3rd century BC during the
Han Dynasty.
2. The match wtih the highes score in the
world.

The match between AS Adema-O l'Emyrne took

place on October 31, 2002 of the Madagascar
National Football Championship, ending with a
score of 149-0 in favor of the home team, which
is the match with the most goals.

To protest against the referee's decision, Stade

Olympique L'Emyrne (Madagascar) players
continuously shot the ball into the home net to
create one of the craziest matches in history.
3. 13 years old scored 23 goals.

At the age of 13, Ronaldinho scored 23 goals in

a match at the local youth league. Ronaldinho's
name began to impress the media and scouts.

He is known as the wizard on the football field

4. The match with the most spectators.

The 1950 World Cup Final between Brazil and

Uruguay at the Maracana Stadium currently
holds the record for the largest number of
spectators in history with an estimated 210,000
fans coming to the stadium to watch live. At that
time, Brazil and Uruguay were the great rivals
of world football, so each match between the
two teams was very interesting.
5.The match with the most red cards.
.

In 2012, Reuters news agency reported that a

match in the youth league of Paraguay ended
in chaos and resulted in 36 players, including
members of the coaching staff of both teams,
receiving red cards from the referee
5. The match with the most red cards.

In 2012, Reuters news agency reported that a

match in the youth league of Paraguay ended
in chaos and resulted in 36 players, including
members of the coaching staff of both teams,
receiving red cards from the referee
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