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Record World Cup, red card, unbeaten run

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THE first-ever World Cup goal THE first goal in FIFA World Cup history was scored by Lucien Laurent of France on 13th July 1930 against Mexico. The historic strike came in the opening match of the inaugural tournament held in Uruguay, paving the way for the global football spectacle we cherish today. Fastest red card Football has seen some quick dismissals, but none faster than Lee Todd’s in an amateur match in 2000. Just two seconds after kick-…

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Record World Cup, red card, unbeaten run

THE first-ever World Cup goal THE first goal in FIFA World Cup history was scored by Lucien Laurent of France on 13th July 1930 against Mexico. The historic strike came in the opening match of the inaugural tournament held in Uruguay, paving the way for the global football spectacle we cherish today. Fastest red card Football has seen some quick dismissals, but none faster than Lee Todd’s in an amateur match in 2000. Just two seconds after kick-…

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