José Francisco de Morais

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José Francisco de Morais (1950–1999) was a Brazilian footballer. He played for Uberlândia and Cruzeiro, scoring 2 goals for the latter in their 1977 Copa Libertadores campaign.^[1]

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v t e Brazil squad – 1975 Copa América semi-finalists
Amaral Ângelo Campos Careca Danival Darci Dirceu Lopes Eduardo Amorim Geraldo Getúlio Ivo Wortmann Joãozinho Luís Pereira Marcelo Oliveira Miguel Modesto Morais Nelinho Neto Palhinha Piazza Raul Reinaldo Roberto Batata Roberto Dinamite Romeu Evangelista Waldir Peres Vanderlei Lázaro Wanderley Paiva Vantuir Zé Carlos Coach: Brandão

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