A black background with just the scoreboard proving the old adage that a picture paints a thousand words.
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A simple black background again and the Portuguese for ‘shame’ above the elusive sixth gold World Cup star falling away.
The Caxis do Sul paper were very clear who they blamed for the fiasco.
Another visually striking effort with the headline ‘punctured history’.
This might be favourite front page of the day.
The 1950 team that lost to Uruguay in the final have never been forgiven in Brazil. Until now. Extra’s headline says “Congratulations to the runners up of 1950, now we know what real shame is.”
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Six of our favourite front pages from Brazil in the wake of their 7-1 defeat
Metro
A black background with just the scoreboard proving the old adage that a picture paints a thousand words.
Hoje
A simple black background again and the Portuguese for ‘shame’ above the elusive sixth gold World Cup star falling away.
Pioneiro
The Caxis do Sul paper were very clear who they blamed for the fiasco.
O Popular
Another visually striking effort with the headline ‘punctured history’.
Estado de Minas
This might be favourite front page of the day.
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The 1950 team that lost to Uruguay in the final have never been forgiven in Brazil. Until now. Extra’s headline says “Congratulations to the runners up of 1950, now we know what real shame is.”
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