The World Cup qualifying match between Argentina and Brazil came to halt after Brazilian health authorities entered the pitch in the first minutes of play for the alleged breaking of national COVID-19 protocol.
The game was suspended barely six minutes into the match for “failure to adhere to public health regulations, which involves four Argentina players,” according to broadcaster Premiere Sports in Sky Sports.
The Brazil-Argentina World Cup qualifying match was suspended after local health authorities interrupted the play.
Brazilian Health authorities had come out mid-game due to controversy over COVID protocols breach.
Watch video below:
😲 Surreal scenes in the Brazil vs Argentina match…
🎙️ Our reporter @patilopesx provides an update.#WCQ #BRAARG 🇧🇷🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/q4QakCRotw
— beIN SPORTS (@beINSPORTS_EN) September 5, 2021
More details shortly…
