El 25º Campeonato
Sudamericano Sub 20 que clasificará a cuatro seleccionados al Mundial
Sub 20
Colombia 2011 (y da 2 cupos para las Olimpíadas Londres 2012) se jugará en Perú
entre el 16 de enero y el 12 de febrero (2011).
Los 10 equipos sudamericanos se dividen en dos grupos de cinco, de los que clasifican los tres
mejores de cada uno para un hexagonal final.
Por PABLO ARO GERALDES
Santos derrotó a Peñarol 2-1 y es el Campeón de la Copa Libertadores de América 2011. Después
de 48 años de haberse consagrado bicampeón de la Copa Libertadores de las ediciones de 1962 y
1963, justamente frente a Peñarol y Boca Juniors, sus únicos rivales de sus cuatro finales
disputadas, Santos logró el anhelado título continental y obtuvo su lugar en el Mundial de Clubes
de la FIFA, junto a los campeones de la UEFA Champions League, la O-League de Oceanía, la AFC
Champions League de Asia, la CAF Champions League africana, la Concacaf Champions League y el
campeón japonés, ya que el certamen volverá a jugarse en tierras niponas.
El año iniciara movido el torneo de futbol latinoamericano mas importante tendra lugar y ya
estan listos los encuentros de los equipos Sudamericanos y mexicanos en este certamen que ha
causado gran expectación en la afición.
PRIMERA FASE (repechaje)
Partido 1: Corinthians (Brasil) vs.
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I'm sure you remember 'Invincible', the 2006 movie that starred Mark Whalberg and was based on
the real life story of Vince Papale.
PRIMERA FASE (repechaje)Partido 1: Corinthians (Brasil) vs. Deportes Tolima
(Colombia) 26.01.2011 – 02.02.2011
Partido 2: Alianza Lima (Perú) vs. Jaguares de Chiapas
(México) 26.01.2011 – 01.02.2011
Partido 3: Cerro Porteño (Paraguay) vs. Deportivo Petare
(Venezuela) 27.
The Fire are holding their annual open tryouts at the Bridgeview Sports Dome today and tomorrow.
The Sun-Times' Len Ziehm has a short preview here and HotTimeInOldTown has a look at the tryout
format here.
The Fire are also providing tryout coverage here. With 209 players participating and travellers
coming from as far as China and Bolivia it's a busy weekend for assistant coach Larry Sunderland,
who is running the tryouts.
The following are the fixtures and results for the 2011 South American Youth Championships,
currently being held in Peru. The first group stage began on January 16th, and will last until the
28th, when the top three teams from each group will advance to the final group stage. No knockouts
in this one.
Lucas Moura (left) and Casemiro
Brazil take on Bolivia this afternoon knowing that a win will see them through to the next phase
of the Under 20 tournament in Peru. Brazil coach Ney Franco will give Lucas Moura a late fitness
test – Alan Patrick is on standby. Fernando and Diego could lose their places to Zé Eduardo and
Henrique who are available after suspension
Brazil (probable): Gabriel, Danilo, Bruno Uvini, Juan, Alex Sandro, Casemiro,
Fernando (Zé Eduardo), Lucas (Alan Patrick), Diego Maurício (Henrique), William José,Neymar
Coach: Ney Franco
Bolivia (probable): Luis Cárdenas, Sergio Garzón, Jorge Toco, Alejandro Méndez,
Leandro Gareca, Daniel Ballivian, Alejandro Chumacero, Oscar Sanz, Gianakis Suárez, Diego Hoyos,
Darwin Ríos
Coach: Marco Sandy
Kick off: 1430 Brasilia 1630 London
Referee: Jorge Osorio (Chile)
Stadium: 15 de Noviembro, Moquegua, Peru
Bolivia U-20 had a dismal campaign in the 2009 South American Youth Championship losing all four of
their group games and only scoring two goals. They lost their game against Paraguay U-20 5-1
however their goal is worth a look. The quick corner is a real rarity in modern football. The
Bolivians can be glad of the generosity of the Paraguayan goalkeeper who passed the ball into the
corner long
