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Santos eye Neymar return after earning promotion

Santos secured its return to the top tier of Brazilian soccer next year when it hopes that star striker Neymar will be back at the club which achieved a global following with Pelé.

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Flamengo back Henrique amid match-fixing probe

Brazilian soccer club Flamengo issued a statement in support of its winger Bruno Henrique on Tuesday amid a match-fixing investigation that brought several federal police agents to the club's training ground in Rio de Janeiro.

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Marcelo's Fluminense deal ended after coach spat

Former Real Madrid great Marcelo had his contract at boyhood club Fluminense terminated two months early on Saturday, one day after the defender's touchline spat with coach Mano Menezes.

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Player sent off after 3 seconds in Brazil's Serie A

A Brazilian striker was sent off in a top-division match on Saturday after hitting a rival with his elbow just three seconds into a match.

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CBF to resume league in June after flooding

The Brazilian Football Confederation said on Tuesday it would resume the league in the first week of June after being forced to suspend matches last week due to historic floods in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.

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Brazil gov. urges national football halt amid floods

Brazil's sports minister Andre Fufuca has called for the country's football confederation (CBF) to temporarily suspend all football activities following the unprecedented natural disaster in Rio Grande do Sul.

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Brazil postpones league matches due to floods

Brazil's football federation (CBF) on Tuesday announced the postponement of national league matches for the next 20 days because of serious flooding.