A referee's report listed 51 dismissals after Mamore's 3-1 victory at Uberlandia in a Minas Gerais under-20 second-division semi-final. VnExpress and Tuoi Tre reported that 48 related to a late brawl, while three dismissals had already occurred.
Report completed after play stopped
The first leg took place at Parque do Sabia on 1 November. After Mamore's third goal in added time, Davi Fernandes Bittencourt made provocative gestures towards Uberlandia's technical area. Home goalkeeping coach Paulo Sergio Dias dos Santos entered the pitch, and the confrontation spread to players and staff.
Referee Fernando Patrick Drosghic Modesto said the situation prevented him from displaying individual red cards during the disorder. He ended the match and recorded the dismissals afterwards.
The total comprised 43 players and eight coaching staff. Uberlandia accounted for 26 people, including 22 players, while Mamore accounted for 25, including 21 players. Each club had four staff members listed.
Damage and disciplinary follow-up
VnExpress cited a military police report describing damage to approximately 14 doors, bathroom fittings, electrical equipment and furniture. Two hydrotherapy baths were also damaged. No arrests had been made at the point covered by that report.
The total exceeds the 36 players dismissed in the 2011 Argentine match between Atletico Claypole and Victoriano Arenas. Tuoi Tre distinguished the Brazilian match-report figure from formal Guinness recognition.
The return leg is scheduled for 8 November in Patos de Minas. According to VnExpress, the state federation must clarify individual players' eligibility following the dismissals recorded in the report. That disciplinary process is the next issue before the teams meet again.