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Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again

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Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again
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OutKick Sports Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again The referee was forced to stop the match multiple times as the bird dive-bombed teenage footballers in Rio de Janeiro By Matt Reigle OutKick Published August 4, 2026…

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OutKick Sports Rogue parrot attacks players during Brazilian U-15 soccer game, then comes back and does it again The referee was forced to stop the match multiple times as the bird dive-bombed teenage footballers in Rio de Janeiro By Matt Reigle OutKick Published August 4, 2026 8:00pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Rogue squirrel causes chaos during MLB game A squirrel sent an MLB grounds crew and an outfielder into a frenzy during the Baltimore Orioles-Detroit Tigers game on Monday night after it ran loose around the field. (This video contains AI-assisted content) With the World Cup behind us, the sport of soccer is going to need to find some new, innovative ways to put the game in front of people's eyeballs.

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