Expecting a Female-red-card: Couple with 13 sons and won't stop trying until they have a daughter

A couple who have been trying for a baby girl for almost 20 years has vowed to continue having children until they succeed - despite the fact that they now have 13 SONS.
Irineu Cruz and his wife Jucicleide Silva have a brood ranging from one month to 18-years-old - but the couple say they won't stop trying until a girl arrives.
During the first pregnancy , they agreed Dad would name the boys and Mum, the girls.
Now, footie-mad Irineu has since christened all 13 boys after famous footballers - all beginning with the letter R.

The family, who live in Concei ao de Coit , Brazil, hoped their thirteenth child would be a game-changer but instead the midwife announced it was yet another boy.
Farmer Irineu, 40, said: "When Jucicleide first got pregnant we agreed she could choose the girls' names and I would choose the names if they were boys.
"I've always admired players like Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho and Robinho.
"All the best footballers seemed to have a name beginning with R, so as more and more boys came along, I decided to celebrate South American football by naming my sons after the players I liked."
The family's newest addition has been christened Ronaldo after the former Brazil star.

Little Ronaldo joins brothers Robson (18), Reinan (17), Rauan (15), Rubens (14), Rivaldo (13), Ruan (12), Ramon (10), Rincon (9), Riquelme (7), Ramires (5), Railson (3) and Rafael (2).
According to population experts, the odds of having 13 boys in a row is one in 8,000 making them a record-breaking family.
He added: "It would be amazing if one of our boys ended up playing for Brazil.
"They are all good footballers particularly Robson and Rauan who are our star strikers.
"The exception is Reinan who prefers chasing girls."

Every weekend Irineu referees a game between his sons and the village football team.
He said: "We don't have any medals. When we win, we get a goat or a box of drink and some food for the children."
Full-time mum Jucicleide said: "Every lunch time I cook a kilo of rice, a kilo of beans and an extra-large packet of macaroni.

"Of course there are times when things are tough but nobody ever goes hungry.
"If we have one loaf of bread, it's divided and shared between everybody.
"The good thing is that all my boys are well behaved."
With her large brood of boys, Jucicleide still dreams of naming a little girl one day.
She added: "It would be wonderful to be able to choose her name and to finally hold up the red card to my husband."