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Brazilian Youth Game Suspended After Parrot Attack Players

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A Brazilian youth football match between Flamengo and Ceará was briefly halted after a large blue parrot swooped down and menaced players on the pitch. The remarkable incident took place in the 17th minute at the Granja Comari training complex in Teresópolis. Read Also:Infantino: I Did Not Call Trump To Help Save My Job As [...]

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