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**Title:** 10 Insane Football Records
**Summary:**
A video highlights 10 astonishing football records, including:
1. **Fastest player:** Bruno Henrique (Flamengo) - 38 km/h (according to FIFA)
2. **Biggest jump:** Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus) - 2.65m high
3. **Highest leap (alternative claim):** Zlatan Ibrahimović (AC Milan) - reportedly 2.5m high
4. **Most red cards in a match:** 9 (Bahia vs. Vitória)
5. **Fastest goal by a substitute:** Nicolas Bertner - 3 seconds
6. **Longest goal by a goalkeeper:** Avich Desktox City (Greek goalkeeper) - 92 meters
7. **Most goals in 9 minutes:** Robert Lewandowski - 5 goals
8. **Most goals in a year:** Lionel Messi (2012) - broke the world record
9. **Goalkeeper with most goals:** Rogério Ceni (former São Paulo goalkeeper) - 131 goals
10. **Largest international victory:** Australia vs. American Samoa (2002) - Australia won 32-0
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1. **Fastest Player in the World**: Bruno Henrique, a Brazilian player from Flamengo, achieved the fastest speed in the world, according to FIFA.
2. **Fastest Speed Recorded**: Bruno Henrique's speed was recorded at 38 km/h, surpassing the previous record of 37 km/h.
3. **Highest Jump in Football**: Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) holds the record for the highest jump in football, reaching 2.65 meters in height while playing for Real Madrid.
4. **Biggest Leap by Ibrahimovic**: Zlatan Ibrahimovic made an extraordinary leap, reported to be around 2.50 meters in height, while playing for Milan.
5. **Ibrahimovic's Bicycle Goal Record**: Ibrahimovic's bicycle goal from 27 meters away is noted as one of his most impressive records.
6. **Most Red Cards in a Match**: A match between Bahia and Vitória holds the record for the most red cards given, with a total of 9.
7. **Fastest Goal by a Substitute**: Nicolas Bertner scored a goal in just 3 seconds after substituting into a match.
8. **Longest Goal by a Goalkeeper**: A Greek goalkeeper, Avich Desktox, scored a goal from 92 meters away, the greatest distance ever recorded.
9. **Robert Lewandowski's 5 Goals**: Lewandowski scored 5 goals in just 9 minutes after entering a match in the second half.
10. **Lionel Messi's Goal Record in 2012**: Messi broke the world record for most goals scored in a year (2012), earning him the Best Player in the World award.
11. **Rogério Ceni's Records**: Rogério Ceni is the goalkeeper with the most goals, holds the record for most defenses for São Paulo, and is noted as one of the greatest goalkeepers, with 131 goals in his career.
12. **Australia's Biggest Victory**: Australia scored 31 goals against American Samoa in a 2002 World Cup qualifier, recording the biggest victory in an international match.