World Cup 2010 Qualifying Groups: Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America
All 10 teams in the group play each other home and away and the top 4 teams qualify automatically for World Cup 2010. The fifth placed South American team will play off with a team from Concacaf (Caribbean, Central and North American Confederation).
Play off
14 November, 2009
Costa Rica 0 Uruguay 1
A first half goal from Diego Lugano gave Urugauy the edge going in to the second leg. Costa Rica were reduced to 10 men in the second half with the sending off of Randall Azofeifa.
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October 14 2009
Brazil 0 v Venezuela 0 at the Estádio Universitário Pedro Pedrossian
Chile 1 v Ecuador 0
Chile wins its final match, and is heading to South Africa. That ends Ecuador's hopes.
Paraguay 0 v Colombia 2
Peru 1 v Bolivia 0
Peru edges Bolivia.
Uruguay 0 v Argentina 1
Diego Maradona and company qualify for the World Cup thanks to a goal from substitute Mario Bolatti. Miracles never cease. To book a place in South Africa, Uruguay will have to win in a playoff against Costa Rica.
October 10 2009
Argentina 2 v Peru 1
Martin Palermo's last gasp goal deep in injury time salvaged a win
for the hosts in pouring rain in Buenos Aires. Earlier Madrid's
Gonzalo Higuain had opened the scoring for Argentina with Hernan Rengifo heading an equaliser for Peru in the 90th minute.
Bolivia 2 v Brazil 1
Burgoa and Martins had first half goals for the hosts, with Nilmar
replying after the break for Brazil.
Colombia 2 v Chile 4
Ecuador 1 v Uruguay 2
An injury-time penalty from Diego Forlan means Uruguay can claim
automatic qualification with a win over Argentina in their last
match at home. Manchester
United winger Antonio Valencia opened the scoring for Ecuador
but Suarez equalized for Uruguay within a minute before Forlan sealed the points from the spot.
Venezuela 1 v Paraguay 2
Paraguay qualify for the 2010 World Cup.
September 9 2009
Bolivia 1 v Ecuador 3
Brazil 4 v Chile 2
Nilmar nets a hat trick at the Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Santos, Salvador de Bahia.
Paraguay 1 v Argentina 0
Nelson Valdez scores in Asuncion to down Argentina.
Uruguay 3 v Colombia 1
Venezuela 3 v Peru 1
September 5 2009
Argentina 1 v Brazil 3
Goals from Luisao and a brace from Luis Fabbiano saw Brazil qualify for South Africa.
Match
Preview
Chile 2 v Venezuela 2
Colombia 2 v Ecuador 0
Paraguay 1 v Bolivia 0
Peru 1 v Uruguay 0
June 10 2009
Brazil 2 v Paraguay 1
Robinho (40') and Nilmar (49') score at the Estádio do Arruda in Recife and put Brazil in sole possession of first place.
Chile 4 v Bolivia 0
Colombia 1 v Peru 0
Ecuador 2 v Argentina 0
Two late goals win the match in Quito as the Argentines continue
to struggle.
Venezuela 2 v Uruguay 2
June 6 2009
Argentina 1 v Colombia 0
Daniel Diaz's first goal for his country was enough for a jittery
Argentina.
Bolivia 0 v Venezuela 1
Paraguay 0 v Chile 2
Peru 1 v Ecuador 2
Uruguay 0 v Brazil 4
Dani Alves, Juan, Luis Fabiano and Kaka (pen) on target for Brazil.
April 1 2009
Bolivia 6 v Argentina 1
This is not an April Fool's joke: Joaquin Botera scores a hat trick
as Bolivia trounces favorite Argentina. Diego Maradona speechless.
Venezuela 2 v Colombia 0
Ecuador 1 v Paraguay
Brazil 3 v Peru 0 (Estádio Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre)
Chile 0 v Uruguay 0
March 28 & 29 2009
Colombia 2 v Bolivia 0
Argentina 4 v Venezuela 0
Ecuador 1 v Brazil 1
Cristian Noboa scores in the 89th minute to pull Ecuador even -
and earn a point against Brazil.
Peru 1 v Chile 3
Uruguay 2 v Paraguay 0
Estádio do MaracanăOctober 15 2008
Chile 1 v Argentina 0
Brazil 0 v Colombia 0 at Estádio do Maracană
Paraguay 1 v Peru 0
Venezuela 3 - Ecuador 1
October 15 2008
Bolivia 2 v Uruguay 2
October 11 2008
Argentina 2 v Uruguay 1
Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero scored early for Argentina, Diego Lugano pulled one back for the visitors before half-time.
Bolivia 3 v Peru 0
Colombia 0 v Paraguay 1
Ecuador 1 v Chile 0
Venezuela 0 v Brazil 4
Kaka, Robinho with two and Adriano score for a rampant Brazil.
September 10 2008
Brazil 0 v Bolivia 0 (Estádio Olímpico Joăo Havelange (now known as Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos) in Rio de Janeiro)
Chile 4 v Colombia 0
Paraguay 2 v Venezuela 0
Peru 1 v Argentina 1
Uruguay 0 v Ecuador 0
September 7 2008
Chile 0 v Brazil 3
September 6 2008
Argentina 1 v Paraguay 1
Colombia 0 v Uruguay 1
Ecuador 3 v Bolivia 1
Peru 1 v Venezuela 0
June 19 2008
Venezuela 2 v Chile 3
June 18 2008Bolivia 4 v Paraguay 2
Brazil 0 v Argentina 0 at the Mineirăo (Estádio Governador Magalhăes Pinto) in Belo Horizonte
Ecuador 0 v Colombia 0
June 17 2008
Uruguay 6 v Peru 0
June 14 2008
Argentina 1 v Ecuador 1
Bolivia 0 v Chile 2
Paraguay 2 v Brazil 0
Peru 1 v Colombia 1
Uruguay 1 v Venezuela 1
Morumbi StadiumNovember 21 2007
Brazil 2 v Uruguay 1 (Morumbi Stadium in Săo Paulo)
Chile 0 v Paraguay 3
Colombia 2 v Argentina 1
Ecuador 5 v Peru 1
Venezuela 5 v Bolivia 3
November 17 2007
Argentina 3 v Bolivia 0
Colombia 1 v Venezuela 0
Paraguay 5 v Ecuador 1
Peru 1 v Brazil 1
Uruguay 2 v Chile 2
October 17 2007
Bolivia 0 v Colombia 0
Brazil 5 v Ecuador 0 (Estádio do Maracană)
Chile 2 v Peru 0
Paraguay 1 v Uruguay 0
Venezuela 0 v Argentina 2
October 13 2007
Argentina 2 Chile 0
Uruguay 5 Bolivia 0
Colombia 0 Brazil 0
Ecuador 0 Venezuela 1
Peru 0 Paraguay 0
South America2006 World Cup South American Qualifying Zone