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A Brazilian handball player produced a touching moment after carrying her injured opponent off the pitchTamires Morena earned a new group of followers after selflessly helping Angola’s Albertina KassomaBrazil won the game 30-19 to move into the automatic places of qualification to the knockout stages
Paris Olympics delivered one of its heartwarming moments after a handball player helped out her injured opponent.
Brazil’s Tamires Morena carried Albertina Kassoma off the pitch after the Angola player was injured on August 3.
Tamires Araujo of Brazil celebrates at Paris 2024. Photo by Harry Langer/DeFodi Images.
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What happened in the Brazil vs Angola game?
The Angolan captain injured her knee after missing a shot, forcing her to seek immediate medical attention. After she was treated, a limping Kassoma got up and was helped up by Brazil’s goalkeeper Gabriela Moreschi.
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Morena then warmed hearts online when she stepped in and carried Kassoma in her arms off the pitch. The Brazil player did so to a standing ovation from the fans who had thronged the arena to watch the game.
Speaking after the game, Morena explained why she felt the need to help out her opponent.
“The injury happened close to me. I kept playing at first because I didn’t think it was that serious. When I saw her on the ground, I thought she wouldn’t be able to get back up because it’s very rare that you fall and don’t get up,” she said, as quoted by Metro UK.
Morena also revealed that she knows Kassoma as they play their professional trade in Romania.
“There was no way I couldn’t help her because I knew it would be very difficult for her to leave the court”
Jackson withdraws from Paris 2024
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Henzodaily.ng has also reported that Shericka Jackson has withdrawn from Paris 2024.
Jackson failed to take part in the women’s 200m on August 3. The Jamaican star had earlier withdrawn from 100m after an injury-ridden season.
This was the second Jamaican to withdraw after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce failed to participate in the women’s 100m semi-final.
The withdrawals leave Team Jamaica’s 4 by 100m relay team very thin.
Source: Henzodaily.ng
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