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The Brazilian football league, the Campeonato Brasileiro, has seen its fair share of high tackles in recent years, with some matches drawing attention for their high levels of intensity and ferocity. One such match was between Flamengo and São Paulo on Sunday, where Miquelinho, who is widely regarded as one of the best defenders in the world, made headlines by tackling Lionel Messi in the 89th minute of the game. According to reports, Miquelinho received a yellow card after he collided with Messi, which resulted in him being sent off. The incident drew widespread criticism from fans and media, with many questioning whether or not the referee should have called the red card. However, it is important to note that Miquelinho's tackle was not particularly controversial, and he had been making waves throughout the season by his aggressive style of play. While the incident may have raised questions about the quality of the refereeing decision, it is unlikely that any major penalty would have been awarded. In conclusion, while Miquelinho's tackle against Lionel Messi may have sparked controversy among some fans, it is difficult to say whether or not it was intentional. Regardless, the fact that the incident did occur highlights the importance of strong leadership and discipline in football, and suggests that referees need to be held accountable for their decisions. |
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Militão's high tackles during Flamengo's games
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