South American World Cup Qualifiers
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South American World Cup QualifiersWednesday 01 April 2009, at 01:10+ GMT Beira Rio Stadium, Porto Alegre (BRA)Capacity: 59 000 21ºC degrees 
 
1 Júlio César 13 Daniel Alves 3 Lúcio 4 Luisão 6 Marcelo 5 Felipe Melo 8 Gilberto Silva 7 Kaká 10 Ronaldinho Gaúcho 11 Robinho 9 Luis Fabiano 
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11 Luis Fabiano
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6 Felipe Melo Gilberto Silva13 Marcelo Daniel Alves
3 4 Luisão Lúcio
1 Júlio César bench 12 Doni 14 Miranda 17 Alexandre Pato 15 Josué 20 Elano 16 Júlio Baptista 18 Adriano coach: Dunga referee: Sergio Pezzotta (ARG) assistant referee: Gustavo Esquivel (ARG) assistant referee: Diego Romero (ARG) 4th referee: Gabriel Favale (ARG) 
1 Leao Butron 13 Amilton Prado 2 Alberto Rodríguez 5 Carlos Zambrano 6 Walter Vilchez 11 Miguel Torres 7 Nolberto Solano 8 Rainer Torres 14 Luis Ramírez 15 Daniel Chavez 17 Johan Fano
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8 SolanoM. Torres
16 2 Vilchez R. Torres Rodríguez
13 5 Zambrano Prado
1 Butron bench 12 Raul Fernandez 4 Aldo Corzo 9 Piero Niezen 10 Pedro Garcia 3 Orlando Contreras 16 Paolo De La Haza 18 Alexander Sanchez coach: José Del Solar (PER)  
FIFA Ranking: Brazil is the fifth in the FIFA Ranking, with 1260 points, right behind Italy. Main Titles: Brazil is the only team that participated of all the FIFA World Cups and it’s the team with more World Cup titles (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). Brazil’s participations in FIFA World Cups: 18 (1930, 1934, 1938, 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006). Last Match: In the last match for the South American Qualifiers, Brazil went to Quito to play against Ecuador. The match ended 1-1 (Julio Baptista scored for Brazil). Journalists said that it was the worst match of Brazil in the last years. Ecuador shooted 39 times against Brazil, and Brazil only shooted 11 times. FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Situation: Brazil holds the fourth position in the South American World Cup Qualifiers. The team has 18 points in 11 matches, 4 wins, 6 draws and 1 lost. Brazil scored 16 goals and allowed 5. Qualifiers Matches: Brazilian matches in the South American World Cup Qualifiers: Colombia 0-0 Brazil; Brazil 5-0 Ecuador; Peru 1-1 Brazil; Brazil 2-1 Uruguay; Paraguay 2-0 Brazil; Brazil 0-0 Argentina; Chile 0-3 Brazil; Brazil 0-0 Bolívia; Venezuela 0-4 Brazil; Brazil 0-0 Colombia; Ecuador 1-1 Brazil. History in Qualifiers: Brazil played 7 matches against Peru for the World Cup Qualifiers. Has 4 wins and 3 draws. Friendly Matches: Brazil only played one friendly match this year, against Italy. The match ended 2-0 to Brazil (Elano and Robinho scored the goals). NEWS The first match of the Beira Rio stadium that Brazil played was friendly match against Peru, in 1969. The match ended 2-1 to Brazil (Jairzinho and Gerson; Alberto Gallardo). Brazil played another 11 matches in Porto Alegre (10 wins, 1 lost). 7 of these matches occurred in the Beira Rio stadium (6 wins and 1 lost). This lost was against Argentina, in 1970 (0-2, Oscar Más and Marcos Conigliaro scored). Beira Rio is the stadium of the Sport Club Internacional, from Porto Alegre. Internacional will reach its centenarian (100 years) next Thursday, one day after the Brazil – Peru match. The goalkeeper Julio Cesar is the player that spent more time in the field in this Qualifiers (990 minutes each one). The Brazilian coach, Dunga, has 72% of average since debut training. In the qualifiers, Brazil won 4 matches in a total of 11. In the 2002 and 2006 Qualifiers, Brazil, in the same round then now, had 20 points, 2 more points than the team has now (18). The brazilian player that scored more times against Peru is the forward Tostão, with 5 goals. Tostão was champion of the FIFA World Cup in 1970, and made part of that magical team, with Pelé. Tostão is a weekly sportive writer for Folha de São Paulo (newspaper). Brazil played 14 times against Peru in Brazil. The team won 10, draw 2 and lost 2. Playing in Peru, Brazil won 4, draw 2 and lost 1. The first match that Brazil lost to Peru occurred in 1953, a 0-1 for the Sulamerican Championship, in Lima. The greatest result of Brazil against Peru was a 7-0 in 1997 (American Cup). Romario (2), Leonado (2), Djalminha, Denilson and Flavio Conceição scored the goals. The last 3 matches of Brazil at home for the Qualifiers, the team tied by 0-0 (against Argentina, Bolivia and Colombia). Brazil and Peru only tied by 0-0 in 3 opportunities. In 1952 (Panamericano), 1989 (American Cup) and 1993 (American Cup). 
FIFA Ranking: Peru is the 77th in the FIFA Ranking, with 432 points, right behind Iceland. FIFA World Cup: Peru never won a FIFA World Cup, the best result the team ever got was a quarterfinal in the Mexico World Cup, 1970, when the team lost to Brazil of Pelé by 2-4. Peru went to 4 FIFA World Cups: 1930, 1970, 1978 and 1982. Last Match: In the last match for the South American Qualifiers, Peru played at home against Chile and lost by 1-3. The Peru goal was scored by Johan Fano, and the Chile goals were scored by Alexis Sanchez, Humberto Suazo and Matias Fernandez. FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Situation: Peru holds the tenth and last position in the South American World Cup Qualifiers. The team has 7 points in 11 matches, 1 win, 4 draws and 6 losses. Peru scored 6 goals and allowed 23. Qualifiers Matches: Peru matches in the South American World Cup Qualifiers: Peru 0-0 Paraguay; Chile 2-0 Peru; Peru 1-1 Brazil; Ecuador 5-1 Peru; Peru 1-1 Colombia; Uruguay 6-0 Peru; Peru 1-0 Venezuela; Peru 1-1 Argentina; Bolivia 3-0 Peru; Paraguay 1-0 Peru; Peru 1-3 Chile. History in Qualifiers: Peru played 7 matches against Brazil for the World Cup Qualifiers. Has 0 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses. Playing in Brazil, Peru tied 1 and lost 1. Friendly Matches: Peru played 2 matches this year: 0-1 against Honduras and 0-1 against Paraguay, both away. NEWS Peru is in the last (10th) position in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2010. The team still has chances to classify to the FIFA World Cup 2010, but needs to win 90% of the matches. Peru played against Brazil 2 times in the FIFA World Cup. In 1970, in Mexico, Peru played for the quarterfinals and lost by 2-4 (Rivelino, Tostão x2, Jairzinho for Brazil; Alberto Gallardo and Teófilo Cubillas scored for Peru). The Peruvian coach was a brazilian retired played, Didi, that was champions of the FIFA World Cup for Brazil in 1958 and 1962. In 1978, for the FIFA World Cup in Argentina, Peru played against Brazil in the Second Stage Group. The match ended 3-0 to Brazil (Dirceu, twice, and Zico). There were 4 teams in the group and only 1 would get to the final. Brazil said that Peru sold the match to Argentina and lost by 6-0 (could lose by 3-0 and Brazil would still classifies), so Argentina passed to the final and ended champions. The left-winger Juan Vargas is the player that spent more time in the field in this Qualifiers (811 minutes each one). The last match (November 18th, 2007) between Peru and Brazil, for the first round of the FIFA World Cup CONMEBOL Qualifiers, ended 1-1 in Lima. The match occurred in the Monumental Stadium, Peru. The goals were scored by Kaká, for Brazil, and Juan Vargas, for Peru. The Peruvian player that scored more times against Brazil is the forward Alberto Gallardo, with 3 goals. Gallardo played in Brazil, for Palmeiras, and won a São Paulo State Championship and a Taça Brazil (National League) in 1966 and 1967. Alberto Gallardo played in the Peruvian national team between 1962 and 1970. Playing at home against Brazil, Peru has 1 win, 2 draws and 4 losses. Away, Peru won 2 times, draw 2 times and lost 10 matches.
Qualifiers 2010 History Player DoB MP GS YC RC MP GS Goalkeepers
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
No. – Number / DoB – Date of Birth / MP – Matches Played / GS – Goals Scored / YC – Yellow Card / RC – Red Card / History – All South American Qualifiers Top scorers 4 goals 3 goals 1 goal Luis Fabiano Robinho Elano Kaka Adriano Ronaldinho Vagner Love Julio Baptista Qualifiers 2010 History
Player DoB MP GS YC RC MP GS Goalkeepers
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
No. – Number / DoB – Date of Birth / MP – Matches Played / GS – Goals Scored / YC – Yellow Card / RC – Red Card / History – All South American Qualifiers Top scorers 2 goals 1 goal Johan Fano Juan Mariño Andrés Mendoza
12/10/2008 Venezuela - Brazil 0-4 Pueblo Nuevo, San Cristóbal - Venezuela Goals: Kaká (6’), Robinho (9’ and 66’), Adriano (19‘) Brazil: Julio César; Maicon, Lúcio, Juan (46, Thiago Silva), Kléber; Josué (78, Mancini), Elano, Gilberto Silva, Kaká (71, Alex); Adriano, Robinho. Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 15/10/2008 Brazil - Colombia 0-0 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil Goals: - Brazil: Júlio César; Maicon, Lúcio, Juan (66, Thiago Silva), Kléber; Gilberto Silva, Josué, Kaká, Elano (57, Mancini); Robinho (63, Alexandre Pato), Jô. Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 29/03/2009 Ecuador - Brazil 1-1 Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito - Ecuador Goals: Júlio Baptista (72’) Brazil: Júlio César; Maicon (24, Daniel Alves), Lúcio, Luisão, Marcelo; Gilberto Silva, Felipe Melo, Elano (61, Josué), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (71, Júlio Baptista); Robinho, Luís Fabiano. Next Matches Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 01/04/2009 Brazil – Peru - Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre - Brazil Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 06/06/2009 Uruguay – Brazil - Centenario, Montevideo - Uruguay Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/06/2009 Brazil – Paraguay - - - Brazil Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 05/09/2009 Argentina - Brazil - - - Argentina Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 09/09/2009 Brazil - Chile - - - Brazil Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/10/2009 Bolivia - Brazil - - - Bolivia Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 14/10/2009 Brazil - Venezuela - - - Venezuela
Line Ups Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 11/10/2008 Bolivia - Peru 3-0 Hernando Siles, La Paz - Bolivia Goals: - Peru: Butrón; Vílchez, Zambrano, Vargas e Torres; Prado, Mariño, Haza, Chávez (46, Guizasola), Alva (62, Aguirre), Fano (85, Rengifo). Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 15/10/2008 Paraguay - Peru 1-0 Defensores Del Chaco, Asunción - Paraguay Goals: - Peru: Butrón; Contreras, Prado, Rodríguez, Vargas; Solano, Rainer Torres, De la Haza (84, Quinteros), Juan Marino (70, Alva); Rengifo, Fano (82, Chávez). Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 29/03/2009 Peru - Chile 1-3 Monumental “U”, Lima - Peru Goals: Johan Fano (34’) Peru: Butrón; Prado, Zambrano, Rodríguez, Vargas; Solano (78, Sánchez), Rainer Torres, Miguel Torres (46, De la Haza), Ramírez; Chávez (59, Alva), Fano. Next Matches Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 01/04/2009 Brazil – Peru - Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre - Brazil Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 06/06/2009 Peru - Ecuador - - - Peru Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/06/2009 Colombia - Peru - - - Colombia Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 05/09/2009 Peru - Uruguay - - - Peru Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 09/09/2009 Venezuela - Peru - - - Venezuela Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/10/2009 Argentina - Peru - - - Argentina Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 14/10/2009 Peru - Bolivia - - - Peru 
Regulation The 2010 FIFA World Cup will be the 19th FIFA World Cup, an international tournament for football, which is scheduled to take place between 11 June and 11 July 2010 in South Africa. It will be the first time that the tournament has been hosted by a nation in the Confederation of African Football, leaving the Oceania Football Confederation as the only FIFA Confederation never to have hosted the event. SOUTH AMERICA All 10 teams in the group play each other home and away and the top 4 teams qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals in South Africa. The fifth placed team goes through a two-leg home and away play-off against the top team from the Oceania group with the winner qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals in South Africa.
Fixtures – FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2010 Date Opponent Result Goalscorers 14/10/2007 Colombia (A) 0-0 - 17/10/2007 Ecuador (H) 5-0 Kaká (x2), Ronaldinho, Love 18/11/2007 Peru (A) 1-1 Kaká 21/11/2007 Uruguay (H) 2-1 Luis Fabiano (x2) 15/06/2008 Paraguay (A) 0-2 - 18/06/2008 Argentina (H) 0-0 - 07/09/2008 Chile (A) 3-1 Luis Fabiano (x2), Robinho 10/09/2008 Bolivia (H) 0-0 - 11/10/2008 Venezuela (A) 4-0 Robinho (x2), Kaká, Adriano 14/10/2008 Colombia (H) 0-0 - 28/03/2009 Ecuador (A) 1-1 Julio Baptista 31/03/2009 Peru (H) - 06/06/2009 Uruguay (A) - 09/06/2009 Paraguay (H) - 05/09/2009 Argentina (A) - 08/09/2009 Chile (H) -
14/10/2007 Paraguay (H) 0-0 - 17/10/2007 Chile (A) 0-2 - 18/11/2007 Brazil (H) 1-1 Juan Vargas 21/11/2007 Ecuador (A) 1-5 Andrés Mendoza 14/06/2008 Colombia (H) 1-1 Juan Mariño 17/06/2008 Uruguay (A) 0-6 - 06/09/2008 Venezuela (H) 1-0 Piero Alva 10/09/2008 Argentina (H) 1-1 Johan Fano 11/10/2008 Bolivia (A) 0-3 - 15/10/2008 Paraguay (A) 0-1 - 28/03/2009 Chile (H) 1-3 Johan Fano 31/03/2009 Brazil (A) - 06/06/2009 Ecuador (H) - 09/06/2009 Colombia (A) - 05/09/2009 Uruguay (H) - 08/09/2009 Venezuela (A) - 10/10/2009 Argentina (A) - 13/10/2009 Bolivia (H) - Coach Brazil – Dunga  Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri, more known as Dunga, is the actual coach of the Brazilian National team. Dunga was born in the city of Ijuí, Porto Alegre, on 31 October of 1963. Dunga is a retired football player that used to play as a defensive midfielder. He played for several clubs in Brazil (Internacional, Corinthians, Santos and Vasco da Gama), and Italy (Pisa, Fiorentina and Pescara). Played in Stuttgart-GER and Júbilo Iwata-JAP, and ended his career in Internacional, 2000. For Brazil, Dunga played 96 matches and scored 7 goals between 1987-1998, when he retired after losing the FIFA World Cup final do France. He played 3 FIFA World Cups (1990, 1994, 1998). Dunga was the captain of the champion’s team of Brazil in 1994 (World Cup).
As a coach, Dunga debut training Brazil against Norway (1-1) in august 16, 2006 , then two wins against Argentina (3-0) and Wales (2-0). Dunga has a 72% of average coaching Brazil. Peru – Jose Del Solar  José Del Solar was born in Lima, Peru, on November 28, 1967. He is a retired football midfielder that played in Peru (San Agustín, Universitario de Deportes); Chile (Universidad Catolica); Spain (Tenerife, Salamanca, celta de Vigo, Valencia); Turkey (Besiktas), Belgium (KV Mechelen). He also played for the national team of Peru between 1986-2001 (74 matches played and 9 goals). As a coach, Jose Del Solar trained Colón de Santa Fe-ARG (won a Torneo Apertura in 2005); Sporting Cristal-PER (Champion 2005-2006) and Universidad Catolica-CHI (Runner-up 2006-2007). He started coaching Peru on august 3, 2007, by replacing Julio César Uribe.
Referee referee: Sergio Pezzotta (ARG) assistant referee: Gustavo Esquivel (ARG) assistant referee: Diego Romero (ARG) 4th referee: Gabriel Favale (ARG) Name Nat. DoB Languages Sergio Pezzotta ARG 28/11/1967 Spanish  Sergio Fabián Pezzotta is an Argentinian international top referee, born in Rosario, Santa Fe. He is one of the most severe referees in the AFA League, and tends to feel free in showing red cards when rules allow him to. He started refereeing in Argentina´s 1st division in 1999. Pezzotta´s dream is to be part of the Referee´s Staff in the FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010. He is already on the 54 member shortlist, but he knows that he will have to work hard for that. Currently, his colleague Héctor Baldassi is Argentina´s top candidate to referee in the next World Cup.
Stadium - City Beira Rio Stadium  Beira Rio is the stadium of Sport Club Internacional, from Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul state. Its official name is José Pinheiro Borda – a portuguese citizen that was in charge of the construction of the stadium. The maxinum capaxity today of the stadium is 59.000 people, but the public record is 106.000 in 1972 (Brazil 3-3 Rio Grande do Sul squad). The first match of the Beira Rio stadium that Brazil played was friendly match against Peru, in 1969. The match ended 2-1 to Brazil (Jairzinho and Gerson; Alberto Gallardo).
Porto Alegre - Brazil Porto Alegre is a city and capital of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The city is known because of it is one of the most important cultural, political and economic centers of Brazil. The city is one of the most 10th populous cities of the country. Porto Alegre has two big stadiums: Beira Rio and Olimpico. As Internacional (owner of Beira Rio) will complete a 100 years next Thursday, the match is in the Beira Rio stadium. South American World Cup Qualifiers 2009 Traffic Sports Marketing |
