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Former Brazilian National Team player talks about and World champion in 1994, Paulo Sergio is in Australia for the Tour of Hope Source: Disclosure/Woodlea Estate

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Former Brazilian National Team player and World champion in 1994, Paulo Sergio is one of the highlights in Australia for the Tour of Hope. He will help to attempt the record for the world´s largest football lesson. 1400 people are expected at th Frontier Park, in Melton, next Saturday.

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Brazil Soccer Stars join official World Record Attempt in Melbourne

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Former Brazilian National Team player and World champion in 1994, Paulo Sergio is one of the highlights in Australia for the Tour of Hope. He will help to attempt the record for the world´s largest football lesson. 1400 people are expected at th Frontier Park, in Melton, next Saturday.

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