Forget the penalties, the 2011 Copa America represents a landmark moment for Argentinian football. Making his debut for Just Football,...
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Mano Menezes assumed the role of Brazil’s manager after the last World Cup, promising a completely different approach...
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So it seems that, in Argentina, even the wind can tackle Messi. Sure, the Barcelona phenomenon may have banged in...
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A few thoughts and observations after Matchday 1 of the 2011 Copa America in Argentina: 1) Barça-no-la Sergio Batista’s desire to mould...
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Favourites they may not be, but if it’s a dark horse you’re looking for at this year’s Copa America then...
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by Christopher Atkins The 2011 Copa America kicks off in Argentina this Friday, as South America’s top teams compete...
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Roughly 2,050 kilometres separate the city of Córdoba, Argentina, and Santos, the municipality located in São Paulo state, Brazil. Travelling...
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by Gordon Fleetwood It has been a long road for Santos this year in the Copa Libertadores. This was Santos’ first...
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by Rodrigo Beilfuss As most major football leagues in Europe approach their season finale the Brazilian league rises in the horizon, and...
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Campos, Higuita, Chilavert, Rogério Ceni. Rodrigo Beilfuss reports on Sao Paulo’s legendary keeper: I watched it live on television, but I...
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