South American Futbol - Libertadores, Sudamericana, World Cup 2010

There’s only one Boca Juniors. After its extraordinary 4-0 demolition of LDU Quito in the first leg of its Copa Sudamericana round of 16 matchup on Tuesday, the Argentine giants may be the team to beat in Latin America’s second-biggest club tournament. Despite fielding a team entirely made up of reserves (so Boca’s regulars can [...]

We’re nearly halfway through the marathon campaign of South American qualifying for the 2010 World Cup, and the past week of action has been one of the more wild and unpredictable so far. Here are five things we’ve learned after seeing all 10 countries in action: • Brazil is in much bigger trouble than anyone [...]