As you'll by now be aware, last weekend was a busy time where the 2010 World Cup qualifiers were concerned. On Sunday we told you about the latest action in Europe - today we fill you in with the major happenings from South America.

And the big news here is that Brazil are back on the war path again. Click to continue reading...

En un partido lleno de fuertes entradas y tarjetas, Brasil goleó 3-0 a una selección chilena que nunca se encontró en el campo de juego, y decendió al sexto lugar de la clasificación sudamericana rumbo a Sudáfrica 2010.

Había muchas expectativas por lo que pudiera hacer el equipo dirigido por el argentino Marcelo Bielsa, frente a una selección brasileña debilitada en los últimos tiempos, pero "La Roja" nunca fue efectiva y dio todas las facilidades al rival para que los venciera en casa. Click to continue reading...

Two main figures in Palmeiras' midfield this season, Chilean Jorge Valdivia and Brazilian Caio Junior, may continue play together in Dutch Feyenoord, which expressed desire to buy both stars. Besides, Valdivia is pretended by Deportivo and Valencia, while Caio Junior is wanted by Ajax. Click to continue reading...

In light of possible losing of their superstar Jorge Valdivia, who is wanted too much in Europe, the heads of Palmeiras want to sign Gaston "Gata" Fernandez, who was key in San Lorenzo's championship in last Clausura. Beside the Argentinean, the "greens" would like to sign Chileans Carlos Villanueva from Audax and Gonzalo Fierro from Colo Colo as well. Click to continue reading...

Palmeiras by no means wants to let his number 10, nicknamed "Mago", Chilean Jorge Valdivia, go at least before the end of the current championship. The idol of Brazilian torcida has been estimated in 25 million euros, although he had been bought ten times cheaper. But this fantastic price did not scare away at least two European clubs. That's why the chiefs of Verdao were so worried to hear the news that Valdivia changed his impressario, and that from now on his career will be under the guidance of experienced Juan Figger. Click to continue reading...