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Brazil’s Football Coach Defends Mix-Up at World Cup Qualifier

INTERNATIONAL: Brazil's national football coach has defended health officials over Sunday night’s fiasco in Sao Paulo. They stormed onto the pitch and stopped play, barely five minutes after kick-off. Tite says they did the right thing, with it having emerged that four of Argentina’s players lied to avoid quarantine.

The coach addressed a media briefing on the sidelines of a training session late on Wednesday in Recife. He says it was the right decision to respect the law, and that the health of the people must be a priority. The disruption of the qualifier is now the subject of a FIFA investigation.

Brazilian players are ploughing on though, hard at work training for Thursday night’s qualifier against Peru. Peru come into the match after having defeated Venezuela 1-0 on Sunday night.

Photo: BRAZIL SOCCER TEAM AT TRAINING SOUNDBITES FROM BRAZIL COACH TITE


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