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Luis Figo plays in record-breaking highest altitude zero-gravity football game

Portugal legend Luis Figo helped set a world record for the highest football game played at an altitude of 20,230 ft (6166.1-metres) in zero gravity conditions.

Luis Figo plays in record-breaking highest altitude zero-gravity football game

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