South American World Cup Qualifiers
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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 2 goals 1 goal Nelson Valdez Riveros Da Silva Ayala Santa Cruz Cardozo
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 (Thiago Silva), Kléber; Josué (Mancini), Elano, Gilberto Silva, Kaká (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 (Thiago Silva), Kléber; Gilberto Silva, Josué, Kaká, Elano (Mancini); Robinho (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 (Daniel Alves), Lúcio, Luisão, Marcelo; Gilberto Silva, Felipe Melo, Elano (Josué), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (Júlio Baptista); Robinho, Luís Fabiano. Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 01/04/2009 Brazil – Peru 3-0 Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre - Brazil Goals: Luis Fabiano (17´and 27´), Felipe Mello (18´second half) Brazil: Julio Cesar; Daniel Alves, Lucio, Luisao (Miranda), Kleber, Gilberto Silva, Felipe Mello, Elano (Ronaldinho Gaucho), Kaka, Robnho (Alexandre Pato), Luis Fabiano Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 06/06/2009 Uruguay – Brazil 0-4 Centenario, Montevideo - Uruguay Goals: Daniel Alves (11´), Juan (35´), Luis Fabiano (51´), Kaka (74´) Brazil: Júlio César; Daniel Alves, Lúcio, Juan, Kleber; Gilberto Silva, Felipe Melo, Elano (Ramires), Kaká (Júlio Baptista); Robinho (Josué), Luís Fabiano Next Matches 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 Colombia – Paraguay 0-1 Nemesio Camacho, El Campin Goals: Salvador Cabanas Paraguay: Villar; Veron, Caceres, Barreto (Bonet), Cabanas (Cardozo), Vera, Da Silva, Victor Caceres, Christian Riveros, Torres, Nelson Valdez (Ariel Bogado) Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 15/10/2008 Paraguay - Peru 1-0 Defensores Del Chaco, Asunción - Paraguay Goals:- Paraguay: Villar; Claudio Morel, Caniza, Julio Caceres, Cabanas (Jorge Achucarro), Barreto (Jorge Britez), Enrique Vera, Paulo da Silva, Victor Caceres, Christian Riveros, Nelson Valdez (Oscar Cardozo) Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 28/03/2009 Uruguai - Paraguay 2-0 Centenario, Montivideo- Uruguai Goals: - Paraguay: Villar; Dario Veron, Julio Caceres, Edgar Barreto, Cabanas, Estigarribia (Sergio Aquino), Enrique Vera (Oscar Cardozo), Paulo da Silva, Cristian Riveros, Torres (Samudio), Nelson Valdez. Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 01/04/2009 Ecuador – Paraguay 1-1 Olimpico, Atahualpa Goals: Edgar Benitez (90+2) Paraguay: Villar, Dario Veron, Julio Manzur, Denis Caniza, Sergio Aquino (Osvaldo Martinez), Cabanas, Enrique Vera (Carlos Bonet), Paulo da Silva, Victor Caceres, Cristian Riveros, Nelson Valdez (Edgar Benitez) Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 06/06/2009 Paraguay – Chile 0-2 Defensores del Chaco, Asuncion Goals: - Paraguay: Villar; Marcos Caceres, Denis Caniza, Julio Caceres, Oscar Cardozo (Edgar Benitez), Edgar Barreto (Osvaldo Martinez), Enrique Vera (Eduardo Ledesma), Julio Manzur, Victor Caceres, Cristian Riveros, Nelson Valdez Next Matches Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/06/2009 Brazil – Paraguay - Arruda, Recife - Brazil Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 05/09/2009 Paraguay - Bolivia - Defensores Del Chaco, Asunción - Paraguay Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 08/09/2009 Paraguay - Argentina - Defensores Del Chaco, Asunción - Paraguay Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 10/10/2009 Venezuela - Paraguay - Defensores Del Chaco, Asunción - Paraguay Date Match Result Stadium/Venue 13/10/2009 Paraguay -Colombia - --Venezuela 
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 (2), Ronaldinho, Love 18/11/2007 Peru (A) 1-1 Kaká 21/11/2007 Uruguay (H) 2-1 Luis Fabiano (2) 15/06/2008 Paraguay (A) 0-2 - 18/06/2008 Argentina (H) 0-0 - 07/09/2008 Chile (A) 3-1 Luis Fabiano (2), Robinho 10/09/2008 Bolivia (H) 0-0 - 12/10/2008 Venezuela (A) 4-0 Robinho (2), Kaká, Adriano 15/10/2008 Colombia (H) 0-0 - 29/03/2009 Ecuador (A) 1-1 Julio Baptista 01/04/2009 Peru (H) 3-0 Luis Fabiano (2), Felipe Melo 06/06/2009 Uruguay (A) 4-0 Daniel Alves, Juan, Luis Fabiano, Kaká Next Matches 09/06/2009 Paraguay (H) - 05/09/2009 Argentina (A) - 08/09/2009 Chile (H) - 10/10/2009 Bolivia (A) - 13/10/2009 Venezuela (H) - Top Scorers 7 goals Luis Fabiano 5 goals Kaká
Robinho
Vagner Love, Ronaldinho, Juan, Julio Baptista, Felipe Melo, Elano, Daniel Alves, Adriano
Fixtures – FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2010 Date Opponent Result Goalscorers 13/10/2007 Peru (A) 0-0 - 17/10/2007 Uruguay (H) 1-0 Valdez 17/11/2007 Ecuador(H) 5-1 Valdez, Riveros(2), Santa Cruz, Ayala 21/11/2007 Chile (A) 3-0 Cabanas, Da Silva(2) 15/06/2008 Brazil (H) 2-0 Santa Cruz, Cabanas 18/06/2008 Bolivia (A) 2-4 Santa Cruz, Valdez 06/09/2008 Argentina (A) 1-1 Heinze – own goal 09/09/2008 Venezuela (H) 2-0 Riveros, Valdez 11/10/2008 Colombia (A) 1-0 Cabanas 15/10/2008 Peru(H) 0-1 Cardozo 28/03/2009 Uruguay (H) 0-2 - 01/04/2009 Ecuador (A) 1-1 Benitez 06/06/2009 Chile (H) 0-2 - Next Matches 10/06/2009 Brazil (A) - 05/09/2009 Bolivia (H) - 08/09/2009 Argentina (H) -
Nelson Valdez 3 goals Santa Cruz, Cabanas, Riveros 2 goals Da Silva
Ayala, Cardozo, Benitez
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