Showing posts with label South America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South America. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2011

Under 17 South America, Brazil's leading, but ...

ROME, April 7 - Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Ecuador qualified for the World Under-17 Championship which will be held this year in Mexico. This is the first verdict in the South American Under-17 Championship in Ecuador in performance when there is no day at the end. The fifth day will be played Saturday, April 9 Olímpico Atahualpa stadium in Quito: Paraguay-Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Uruguay, Forlan assault on the record Scarone

ROME, March 25 - Diego Forlán onslaught of mythical Scarone. The Uruguay striker, best player in the World Cup in South Africa, aims to break the record for goals with Celeste that belongs to Pedro Héctor Scarone (Montevideo, November 26, 1898 - Montevideo, April 4, 1967), known as the "Wizard". Diego Forlan could exceed the record of this tour already Scarone Uruguay in Europe today faces Celeste in Tallinn Estonia and March 29 against Ireland in the Trap.

South American Under-17, an imposing Argentina

ROME, March 25 - In the South American Under-17 Championship taking place in Ecuador, Argentina on the final day of the A group to beat Ecuador 2-0 through goals from Marcos Pinto 53 'on the rigor and Martín Benítez 72 '. Shifts in the home of Celeste and Peru overcame a 3-0 Uruguay: the goals of Edison Flores 39 ', Horacio Benincasa at 51' and Andy Polo 65 '.

Six finalists - three in Group A qualifying to the final stage are Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay. In Group B already qualified Colombia, Paraguay and Brazil: Today the races last round to decide the ranking and the following pairs in the final hexagonal board. TODAY IN CAMPO - At the Olympic Stadium in Ibarra Paraguay-Venezuela (19 hours local, at 1 tomorrow in Italy) and Colombia and Brazil (at 21:10 local, 3.10 tomorrow in Italy) SITUATION Group A Day 1: Ecuador-Bolivia 2 - 1; Argentina-Peru 4-2; rip.: Uruguay.