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Brizil thrash Paraguay 4-1
(Agencies)
Updated: 2005-06-06 09:26


Brazilian soccer striker Ronaldinho Gaucho leaves the field as fireworks blast over the stadium, at the end of the Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup South American qualifying match against Paraguay at Beira Rio stadium in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Brazil won 4-1. [AFP]

Paraguay's Nelson Cuevas (R) is challenged by Brazil's Emerson in the second half of their World Cup qualifying match in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre June 5, 2005. Brazil won the match 4-1. [Reuters]

Brazil's Ronaldinho, 10, is fould by Paraguay's Edgar Barreto during a World Cup qualifying match at the Beira Rio Stadium in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Sunday, June 5, 2005. Brazil won 4-1. [AP]

Paraguay's Roque Santa Cruz (R) is challenged by Brazil's Lucio (L) in the second half of their World Cup qualifying match in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre June 5, 2005. Brazil won the match 4-1. Running behind Lucio is team-mate Belletti. [Reuters]

Brazil's (front row, L-R) Ze Roberto, Belletti, Roberto Carlos, Robinho, Kaka, (back row, L-R) Ronaldinho, Dida, Adriano, Roque Junior, Lucio and Emerson pose for a team photo before their World Cup qualifier against Paraguay, in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre, June 5, 2005. Brazil beat Paraguay 4-1 Sunday to close in on a place at the 2006 World Cup. Ronaldinho converted two first-half penalties while Ze Roberto and 21-year-old Santos forward Robinho added two more goals in the second half for the win. [Reuters]



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