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Corinthians boy escorted out by police after Neymar gave him his Santos shirt
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Corinthians boy escorted out by police after Neymar gave him his Santos shirt

A 8-year-old boy who wore Corinthians' jersey attended a football match between Corinthians and Santos at the Neo Química Arena in São Paulo. After Brazilian footballer Neymar gifted him his Santos jersey following the 0-1 victory by Santos, fans of Corinthians began harassing the child for accepting the rival team's jersey. The police had to escort the family out of the stadium through the pitch. Neymar later explained the incident during an interview, emphasizing respect for the child and Corinthians supporters, while praising the rival fans for their support despite the loss. From a sports perspective, Santos' narrow win helps them avoid relegation in the Brazilian league ahead of their rematch against Palmeiras in the Copa do Brasil.

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La Tercera logoLa TerceraIndependent🔒Center10 hr. ago
Corinthians boy escorted out by police after Neymar gave him his Santos shirt

A 8-year-old boy who wore Corinthians' jersey attended a football match between Corinthians and Santos at the Neo Química Arena in São Paulo. After Brazilian footballer Neymar gifted him his Santos jersey following the 0-1 victory by Santos, fans of Corinthians began harassing the child for accepting the rival team's jersey. The police had to escort the family out of the stadium through the pitch. Neymar later explained the incident during an interview, emphasizing respect for the child and Corinthians supporters, while praising the rival fans for their support despite the loss. From a sports perspective, Santos' narrow win helps them avoid relegation in the Brazilian league ahead of their rematch against Palmeiras in the Copa do Brasil.

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