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August 10, 2026|14:09

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Brazilian footballer falls down hole celebrating goal that was then disallowed

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Coritiba’s Jacy Maranhão plunged into a dressing room
His goal was then ruled out by the video assistant referee

A Brazilian footballer’s goal celebration went badly wrong when he jumped over advertising boards after scoring, only to fall down a hole in the ground.

Thankfully, Jacy Maranhão, a defender for Coritiba, escaped without serious injury, though his spectacular viral moment proved in vain. A video assistant referee’s decision then ruled out his goal in a Brazilian Série A encounter with Chapecoense that Coritiba thought was their second goal. They eventually won the game 2-1.

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