From Sixth to Second

Brazil 3 x 0 Chile

Brazil still had not won a game away in this World Cup Qualifies for 2010, plus it didn’t score a goal in the previous two games.

However against Chile the story was different and in style. “A seleção” won by 3 to 0 in the National stadium, with goals from Luis Fabiano (two) and Robinho. Ronaldinho Gaucho also missed a penalty in the first half

Brazil rose from sixth to second place, ahead of Argentina. The two countries have 12 points, but the number of goals of Brazil is better (seven to six). The rise in the table of classification relieves the pressure on the coach Dunga, who was being much criticized.

This was the fourth game of the team led by Dunga against Chile. And it won all four, scoring 16 goals and suffering only one. On Wednesday, the opponent will be Bolivia, in Rio de Janeiro, in Engenhão Stadium at 21h50m. Kleber who received a red card in Santiago, and Gilberto Silva, who received a second yellow card in the tournament, will not play.

2 Responses to “From Sixth to Second”

1. torasham says:

   September 24, 2008 at 10:53 am

   Brazil is one of the best team soccer in the world….
   soon or later they will result win.

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2. Жорка says:

   October 27, 2008 at 5:28 pm

   Мне кажется очень полезная штука.

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