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The stutter-step penalty is widely reviled but it’s here to stay | Tom Dart

The stutter-step penalty, a divisive football technique, continues to spark debate, especially after Brazil's World Cup exit. Although results vary, this Brazilian innovation is likely to remain a staple in the sport.

The Guardian Sport· Jul 6, 2026 · 6:16 PM · 39 views

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The stutter-step penalty, a divisive football technique, continues to spark debate, especially after Brazil's World Cup exit. Although results vary, this Brazilian innovation is likely to remain a staple in the sport. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #football #sports #Brazil #WorldCup #penalty

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