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Kaka seals Brazil win
www.chinaview.cn 2005-03-28 09:45:43

A late goal from Kaka gave world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier.
Brazil's Kaka celebrates after shooting a goal that gives world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier. (Xinhua/AFP Photo)

A late goal from Kaka gave world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier.
Brazil's soccer player Ronaldinho, right, fights for the ball with Peru's soccer player during a 2006 World Cup qualifying match on Sunday, March 27, 2005. Brazil won 1-0. (Xinhua/AFP Photo)

A late goal from Kaka gave world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier.
Brazil's Kaka celebrates after shooting a goal that gives world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier. (Xinhua/AFP Photo)

Brazilian striker Ronaldo evades Peruvian goalie Ibanez during their World Cup qualifier March 27, 2005. Forward Kaka hit a late goal to end Brazil' scoring drought in the World Cup qualifiers and give the world champions a 1-0 win over Peru on Sunday.
Brazilian striker Ronaldo evades Peruvian goalie Ibanez during their World Cup qualifier March 27, 2005. Forward Kaka hit a late goal to end Brazil' scoring drought in the World Cup qualifiers and give the world champions a 1-0 win over Peru on Sunday. [Reuters Photo]

    BEIJING, Mar. 28 -- A late goal from Kaka gave world champions Brazil a 1-0 win over Peru in South American qualifier.
    The win puts Brazil second in the 10-team South American qualifying group with 23 points, two points behind leaders Argentina who came away with a 2-1 win from Bolivia on Saturday.

    Brazil needed a win after falling 1-0 to Ecuador in Quito earlier in their campaign and being held to a goalless draw by Colombia.

    The match at the Serra Dourada stadium however failed to live up to the expectations placed in Brazil's star-studded lineup of Ronaldo and Ronaldinho Gaucho, Robinho and Juninho Pernambucano.

    But Kaka saved face when he slammed past Peru goalie Oscar Ibanez after 73 minutes to the delight of the 55,000 spectators, with Ronaldo missing a chance for a second in the dying minutes of the game.

    The win eases the pressure on Brazil who travel to Montevideo on Wednesday to play Uruguay, who are fifth with 15 points after a 1-1 draw with Chile in Santiago on Saturday.

    Peru, seventh in their qualifying group with 13 points, held Brazil to a 1-1 draw in their first qualifier last November in Lima.

    The top four South American teams qualify for the 2006 World Cup finals with the fifth-placed team playing the Oceania winner for the final spot. Enditem

(Source: CRIENGLISH.com)

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