Brazil football legend Carlos Alberto laid to rest in Rio
Farewell to the old captain. Hundreds of mourners have gathered in Rio de Janeiro to pay tribute to the Brazilian football legend Carlos Alberto, who died at the age of 72, after suffering a heart attack.
Alberto's coffin was carried for burial at the cemetery on Wednesday with a Brazilian flag draped over it.
The former captain is mostly remembered for scoring the iconic fourth goal in Brazil's 4-1 victory over Italy in the 1970 World Cup Final.
Alberto won 53 caps for his national side and won domestic titles with 3 club teams.
Smoke clouds billow over Berlin after fire at factory with chemicals storage
Families of Israeli captives press for swap deal with Hamas
Gazans mourn over bodies of loved ones at al-Najjar hospital in Rafah
VIDEO | Austrians take to street in support of Gaza
VIDEO | Pakistani students join global movement for Palestine liberation
VIDEO | London Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan wins record third term
Hamas: No truce without a complete end to war
VIDEO | US-Israeli genocide
VIDEO | US Student protests, and backgrounder
VIDEO | US student protests, and Israeli lobby
VIDEO | Gaza's Freedom Flotilla stopped from breaking the Gaza siege
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
