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This is a version that include Uruguayan players.


Rest of The Latin America

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Location : South America, Central America
Copa America Participation : 42 Times
World Cup Participation : 17 Times (1930, 1950- Present)
Achievement : 1962 FIFA World Cup Third Place
2 Times FIFA World Cup Champions (1930, 1950)
2 Times Olympic Game Gold Medals (1924, 1928)
18 Times Copa America Winners (1916, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1935, 1939, 1942, 1953, 1956, 1959, 1967, 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1995)
Top Scorer : Jared Borgetti (46 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Juan Alberto Schiaffino



1. Ladislao Mazurkiewicz

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Date Of Birth : 14 February 1945
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Goalkeeper
Height : 179 cm
Major Club : Penarol, Atletico Mineiro
Caps : 44 Games
World Cup Participation : 1966, 1970, 1974 ( 11 Games)
Club Honours : 5 Times Uruguay Championship
1 Time Copa Libertadores
1 Time Intercontinental Cup
International Honours : 1967 Copa America Winners
Individual Achievement : 1970 FIFA World Cup Best Goalkeeper
1999 IFFHS Uruguay Goalkeeper of The Century
Class : Queen Gold



2. Jose Leandro Andrade

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Date Of Birth : 2 November 1901
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Right-Half
Height : 172 cm
Major Club : Bella Vista, Nacional, Penarol
Caps : 34 Games
World Cup Participation : 1930 (4 Games)
Club Honours : 4 Times Uruguay Champions
International Honours : 1930 FIFA World Cup Champion
3 Times Copa America Winners (1923, 1924, 1926)
Individual Achievement : 1930 Bronze Ball FIFA World Cup
Class : Queen Gold



3. Victor Rodriguez Andrade

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Date Of Birth : 2 May 1927
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Left-Half
Height : 169 cm
Major Club : Penarol
Caps. : 42 Games
World Cup Participation : 1950, 1954 (9 Games)
Club Honours : 3 Times Uruguay Champions
International Honours : 1950 FIFA World Cup Champions
1956 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : 1950 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
Class : Prince Gold



4. Elias Figueroa

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Date Of Birth : 25 October 1946
Nation : Chile
Position : Sweeper
Height : 183 cm
Major Club : Penarol, Internacional
Caps : 47 Games
World Cup Participation : 1966, 1974, 1982 (9 Games)
Club Honours : 2 Times Brazil National Championship
2 Times Uruguay Champion
2 Times Chile Champion
International Honours : 1979 Copa America Runner-Up
Individual Achievement : 1976 Brazil League Footballer Of The Year
3 Times South American Footballer Of The Year (1974, 1975, 1976)
1999 IFFHS Chile Player of The Century
Class : Queen Gold



5. Jose Nasazzi

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Date Of Birth : 24 May 1901
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Center-Back
Height : 182 cm
Major Club : Bella Vista
Caps : 51 Games
World Cup Participation : 1970 (4 Games)
Club Honours : 2 Times Uruguay Champions
International Honours : 1930 FIFA World Cup Winners
3 Times Copa America (1923, 1924, 1926)
2 Times Olympic Games Gold Medal (1924, 1928)
Individual Achievement : 1930 FIFA World Cup Golden Ball
1930 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team
Class : Queen Silver



6. Jose Santamaria

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Date Of Birth : 31 July 1929
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Center-Back
Height : 180 cm
Major Club : Nacional, Real Madrid
Caps : 20 Games For Uruguay and 16 Games For Spain
World Cup Participation : 1954, 1962 (7 Games)
Club Honours : 5 Times Uruguay Champions
5 Times Spanish La Liga
4 Times European Cup (1958, 1959, 1960, 1966)
2 Times European Cup Runner-Up (1962, 1964)
1960 Intercontinental Cup
International Honours : 1956 Copa America Winners
Individual Achievement : 1954 World Cup All-Star Team
Class : Queen Gold



7. Obdulio Varela

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Date Of Birth : 20 September 1917
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Defensive Midfielder
Height : 178 cm
Major Club : Penarol
Caps : 45 Games
World Cup Participation : 1950, 1954 (6 Games)
Club Honours : 6 Times Uruguay Champions
International Honours : 1950 FIFA World Cup Winners
1942 Copa America Winners
Individual Achievement : 1950 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team
Class : Queen Silver



8. Teofilo Cubillas

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Date Of Birth : 8 March 1949
Nation : Peru
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Height : 173 cm
Major Club : Alianza Lima, FC Porto
Caps : 81 Games (26 Goals)
Professional Score Record : 312 Goals/ 533 Games
World Cup Participation : 1970, 1978, 1982 (13 Games)
Club Honours : 2 Times Peruvian League
1 Time USA Soccer League
1 Time Swiss League Cup
International Honours : 1975 Copa America Winners
Individual Achievement : 2 Times Peruvian League Top Scorer
1970 FIFA World Cup Best Young Player
1970 FIFA World Cup Bronze Boot
1972 Libertadores Cup Top Scorer
1972 South American Footballer of The Year
1975 Copa America Best Player
1978 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
1981 NASL All-Time All Star Team
Peru All-Time Top Scorer
1999 IFFHS Peru Player of The Century
IFFHS Peru’s Player of The Century
CONMEBOL All-Time XI
Alianza Lima All-Time Top Scorer
Alianza Lima Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Gold



9. Arsenio Erico

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Date Of Birth : 30 March 1915
Nation : Paraguay
Position : Striker
Height : 178 cm
Major Club : Independiente
Caps : Unavailable
World Cup Participation : None
Professional Score Record : 293 Goals/ 325 Games
Club Honours : 2 Times Argentinean League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 3 Times Argentinean League Top Scorer 3 Times South American Top Scorer
2 Time World League Top Scorer
Independiente All-Time Top Scorer
Class : Queen Gold



10. Juan Schiaffino

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Date Of Birth : 28 July 1925
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Height : 175 cm
Major Club : Penarol, AC Milan
Caps : 21 Games (8 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 1950, 1954 (9 Games with 5 Goals)
Professional Score Record : 155 Goals/ 437 Games
Club Honours : 4 Times Uruguay League
3 Times Italian Series A
1958 European Cup Runner-Up
1961 Inter-Cities Fair Cup
International Honours : 1950 FIFA World Cup Champion
Individual Achieveme.nt : 1945 Uruguay League Top Scorer
1950 FIFA World Cup Silver Ball
1950 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
Penarol Greatest Player Ever
1999 IFFHS Uruguay Best Player of The Century
Class : Queen Gold



11. Hector Scarone

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Date Of Birth : 26 November 1898
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Second Striker
Height : 169 cm
Major Club : Nacional
Caps : 52 Games (31 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 1930 (3 Games with 1 Goal)
Amateur Score Record : 301 Goals/ 369 Games
Club Honours : 8 Times Uruguay League
International Honours : 2 Times Olympic Game Gold Medal (1924, 1928)
4 Times Copa America Winners (1917, 1923, 1924, 1926)
1930 FIFA World Cup Champion
Individual Achievement : 1917 Copa America Best Player
1930 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
Nacional Greatest Player Ever
All-Time Uruguay Top Scorer
Class : Queen Silver



12. Jose Luis Chilavert

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Date Of Birth : 27 July 1965
Nation : Paraguay
Position : Goalkeeper
Height : 189 cm
Major Club : Velez Sarsfield
Caps : 74 Games
World Cup Participation : 1998, 2002 (7 Games)
Club Honours : 3 Times Argentina Champion
1 Time Uruguay Champion
1 Time Paraguay Champion
1 Time Copa De France
1994 Copa Libertadores Cup
1994 Intercontinental Cup
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 6 Times South American Goalkeeper Of The Year
3 Times IFFHS World Best Goalkeeper (1995, 1997, 1998)
2 Times Third Place IFFHS World’s Best Goalkeeper of The Year
1996 Argentina League Player Of The Year
1996 South American Footballer Of The Year
2 Times Bronze Ball South American Footballer of The Year (1997, 1998)
Velez Sarsfield Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Bronze




13. Luis Eyzaguirre

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Date Of Birth : 22 June 1939
Nation : Chile
Position : Right-Back
Height : 175 cm
Major Club : Universidad De Chile
Caps : 39 Games
World Cup Participation : 1962, 1966 (7 Games)
Club Honours : 5 Times Chilean League
International Honours : 1962 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Gold



14. Ivan Cordoba

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Date Of Birth : 11 August 1976
Nation : Colombia
Position : Stopper/ Left and Right Full-Back
Height : 173 cm
Major Club : Inter Milan
Caps : 67 Games
World Cup Participation : 1998 ( No Game)
Club Honours : 4 Times Italian Series A
2 Times Copa Italia
International Honours : 2001 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Gold



15. Dario Pereyra

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Date Of Birth : 19 October 1956
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Center-Back
Height : 184 cm
Major Club : Sao Paulo
Caps. : 32 Games
World Cup Participation : 1986 (2 Games)
Club Honours : 1 Time Uruguay Champions
4 Times Brazil State Championship
1 Time Brazil National Championship
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Gold



16. Hector Chumpitaz

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Date Of Birth : 12 April 1943
Nation : Peru
Position : Center-Back
Height : 168 cm
Major Club : Universitario
Caps : 105 Games
World Cup Participation : 1970, 1978 (10 Games)
Club Honours : 5 Times Peruvian League
1972 Copa Libertadores Cup Runner-Up
International Honours : 1975 Copa America Winners
Individual Achievement : 1969 Best Defender CONMEBOL
All-Time Copa America All-Star Team
CONMEBOL All-Star Team In The Last 50 Years
Universitario Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Silver



17. Cesar Cueto

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Date Of Birth : 6 June 1952
Nation : Peru
Position : Playmaking-Attacking Midfielder
Height : 167 cm
Major Club : Alianza Lima, Atletico Nacional
Caps : 54 Games
World Cup Participation : 1978, 1982 (9 Games)
Club Honours : 3 Times Peruvian League
International Honours : 1975 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : 1980 Peruvian Footballer Of The Year
Class : Queen Bronze



18. Pedro Rocha

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Date Of Birth : 3 December 1942
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Playmaking-Attacking Midfielder
Height : 181 cm
Major Club : Penarol, Sao Paulo
Caps : 52 Games (17 goals)
World Cup Participation : 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974 (11 Games)
Club Honours : 8 Times Uruguay Champions
1 Time Brazil National Championship
2 Times Brazil State Championship
3 Times Copa Libertadores Cup (1960, 1961, 1966)
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 1 Time Brazil Championship Top Scorer
1967 Copa America Best Player
1974 Copa Libertadores Cup Top Scorer
Class : Queen Bronze



19. Enzo Francescoli

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Date Of Birth : 12 November 1961
Nation : Uruguay
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Height : 181 cm
Major Club : River Plate
Caps : 72 Games (15 Goals)
Professional Score Record : 227 Goals/ 572 Games
World Cup Participation : 1986, 1990 (8 Games)
Club Honours : 3 Times Argentina Champion
1 Time French League
1996 Copa Libertadores Cup
International Honours : 3 Times Copa America Winners (1983, 1987, 1995)
Individual Achievement : 2 Times Argentina League Footballer of The Year (1984, 1995)
2 Times Copa America Best Player (1983, 1995)
1990 French League Foreign Player of The Year
1999 IFFHS Romania Player of The Century
2 Times South American Footballer of The Year (1985, 1995)
Class : Queen Silver



20. Leonel Sanchez

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Date Of Birth : 25 April 1936
Nation : Chile
Position : Left-Winger/ Second Striker
Height : 174 cm
Major Club : Universidad De Chile
Caps : 84 Games (23 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 1962, 1966 (9 Games)
Club Honours : 6 Times Chilean League
International Honours : 1962 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement : 1962 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team
1962 FIFA World Cup Top Scorer
1962 FIFA World Cup Bronze Ball
Universidad De Chile Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Bronze



21. Alberto Spencer

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Date Of Birth : 6 December 1937
Nation : Ecuador
Position : Striker
Height : 180 cm
Major Club : Penarol
Caps : 11 Games (4 Goals)
World Cup Participation : None
Professional Score Record : 344 Goals/ 544 Games
Club Honours : 6 Times Uruguay League
2 Time Copa Libertadores Cup (1961, 1966)
2 Time Intercontinental Cup (1961, 1966)
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 4 Time Uruguay League Top Scorer
2 Times Copa Libertadores Cup Top Scorer (1960, 1962)
Penarol All-Time Top Scorer
All-Time Copa Libertadores Cup Top Scorer
IFFHS Ecuador Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Gold



22. Hugo Sanchez

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Date Of Birth : 11 July 1958
Nation : Mexico
Height : 175 cm
Major Club : Real Madrid
Caps : 58 Games (29 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 1978, 1986, 1994 (8 Games with 1 goal)
Professional Score Record : 510 Goals/ 880 Games
Club Honours : 4 Times Mexican League
5 Times Spanish La Liga
2 Times Copa Del Rey
2 Times CONCACAF Champion Cup
1986 UEFA Cup
International Honours : 1977 CONCACAF Gold Cup
Individual Achievement : 1 Time Mexican League Top Scorer
5 Times Spanish La Liga Top Scorer
1990 European Golden Shoe
1990 World League Top Scorer
2 Times Spanish Best Foreign Player (1987, 1990)
IFFHS Mexico Greatest Player of The Century
IFFHS North and Central America Greatest Player of The Century
Mexico Best Sportman of The Century
Class : Queen Silver




Conclusion of Squad

GK : Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Jose Luis Chilavert
DF : Elias Figueroa (Captain), Jose Nasazzi , Jose Santamaria, Ivan Cordoba, Hector Chumpitaz, Luis Eyzaguirre, Dario Pereyra, Victor Rodriguez Andrade
MF : Obdulio Varela, Jose Leandro Andrade, Cesar Cueto, Enzo Francescoli, Teofilo Cubillas, Juan Schiaffino, Julio Cesar Romero
FW : Hector Scarone, Leonel Sanchez, Alberto Spencer, Arsenio Erico, Hugo Sanchez



Formation
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Manager

Oscar Washington Tabarez

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Year Of Birth : 3 March 1947
Major Team : Uruguay
Major Achievement : 1987 Copa Libertadores Cup
1989 Copa America Runner-Up
1992 Argentina Apertura
2010 FIFA World Cup Fourth Place
2011 Copa America Winner
Individual Achievement : 2010 South American Coach of The Year
Class : Prince Gold



Stadium

Azteca

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Opened : 1961
City : Mexico City
Capacity : 105, 000 Seats
Field Dimension : 105x68m



Players In Squad By Nations

Uruguay : 12
Peru : 3
Chile : 3
Mexico : 1
Paraguay : 1
Colombia : 1
Ecuador : 1


By Class

King : -
Queen : 18
Prince : 4


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Positional Ranking Of Rest Of The Latin American Footballers


Goalkeeper

1. Ladislao Mazurkiewicz (Uruguay)
2. Jose Luis Chilavert (Paraguay)
3. Roque Maspoli (Uruguay)
4. Antonio Carbajal (Mexico)
5. Sergio Livingstone (Chile)
6. Andreas Mazali (Uruguay)
7. Rodolfo Rodriguez (Uruguay)
8. Julio Valdivieso (Peru)
9. Luis Gabelo Conejo (Costa Rica)
10. Oscar Cordoba (Colombia)
11. Enrique Ballesteros (Uruguay)
12. Jorge Campos (Mexico)
13. Roberto Rojas (Chile)
14. Jose Soriano (Peru)
15. Juan Honores (Peru)
16. Rene Higuita (Colombia)


Side-Back

1. Victor Rodriguez Andrade (Uruguay)
2. Luis Eyzaguirre (Chile)
3. Schubert Gambetta (Uruguay)
4. Francisco Arce (Paraguay)
5. Ricardo Pavoni (Uruguay)
6. Ruben Diaz (Peru)
7. Nicolas Fuentes (Peru)
8. Antonio Arias (Chile)
9. Luis Capurro (Ecuador)
10. Ulises De La Cruz (Ecuador)


Center-Back

1. Elias Figueroa (Chile)
2. Jose Santamaria (Uruguay)
3. Jose Nasazzi (Uruguay)
4. Hector Chumpitaz (Peru)
5. Dario Pereyra (Uruguay)
6. Julio Menledez (Peru)
7. Guillermo Delgado (Peru)
8. Ivan Cordoba (Colombia)
9. Carlos Gamarra (Paraguay)
10. Alberto Quintano (Chile)
11. Paolo Montero (Uruguay)
12. Roberto Matosas (Uruguay)
13. Atilio Ancheta (Uruguay)
14. Rogelio Delgado (Paraguay)
15. Hugo de Leon (Uruguay)
16. Heriberto Herrera (Paraguay)
17. Rafael Marquez (Mexico)
18. Juan Lezcano (Paraguay)
19. Omar Caetano (Uruguay)
20. Gustavo Pena (Mexico)
21. Nelson Guteirrez (Uruguay)
22. Claudio Suarez (Mexico)
23. Orlando de la Torre (Peru)
24. Celso Ayala (Paraguay)
25. Ivan Hurtado (Ecuador)
26. Mario Yepes (Colombia)
27. Jose Fernandez (Peru)
28. Alcides Silveira (Uruguay)
29. Alfredo Foglino (Uruguay)
30. Diego Lugano (Uruguay)


Defensive Midfielder

1. Jose Leandro Andrade (Uruguay)
2. Obdulio Varela (Uruguay)
3. Michele Andreolo (Uruguay)
4. Manuel Fleitas Solich (Paraguay)
5. Jose Velasquez (Peru)
6. Nestor Goncalves (Uruguay)
7. Victor Benitez (Peru)
8. Gilberto Yearwood (Honduras)
9. Alvaro Gestido (Uruguay)
10. Raul Cardenas (Mexico)
11. Jaime Pizarro (Chile)
12. Modesto Bria (Paraguay)
13. Pablo Garcia (Uruguay)
14. Jose Del Solar (Peru)
15. Leonel Alvarez (Colombia)
16. Wilson Palacios (Honduras)


Attacking Midfielder

1. Juan Alberto Schiaffino (Uruguay)
2. Teofilo Cubillas (Peru)
3. Enzo Francescoli (Uruguay)
4. Pedro Rocha (Uruguay)
5. Cesar Cueto (Peru)
6. Julio Cesar Romero (Paraguay)
7. Carlos Valderrama (Colombia)
8. Alberto Terry (Peru)
9. Luis De La Fuente (Mexico)
10. Julio Cesar Uribe (Peru)
11. Pablo Bengoechea (Uruguay)
12. Marco Etcheverry (Bolivia)
13. Erwin Sanchez (Bolivia)
14. Roberto Porta (Uruguay)
15. Francisco Valdes (Chile)
16. Anibal Ciocca (Uruguay)
17. Ramon Mifflin (Peru)
18. David Pizarro (Chile)
19. Roberto Challe (Peru)
20. Ruben Paz (Uruguay)
21. Carlos Reinoso (Chile)
22. Gustavo Poyet (Uruguay)
23. Jose Ramon Carrasco (Peru)
24. Jaime Ramirez (Chile)
25. Alex Aguinaga (Ecuador)
26. Freddy Rincon (Colombia)
27. Jorge Arevena (Chile)
28. Hugo Talavera (Paraguay)
29. Roberto Palacios (Peru)
30. Giovanni Dos Santos (Mexico)


Winger

1. Juan Joya (Peru)
2. Leonel Sanchez (Chile)
3. Alcides Ghiggia (Uruguay)
4. Luis Cubilla (Uruguay)
5. Enrique Hormazabal (Chile)
6. Willington Ortiz (Colombia)
7. Juan Seminario (Peru)
8. Isabelino Gradin (Uruguay)
9. Luis Vargas Pena (Paraguay)
10. Julio Cesar Abbaddie (Uruguay)
11. Juan Jose Munante (Peru)
12. Oscar Gomez Sanchez (Peru)
13. Gerónimo Barbadillo (Peru)
14. Juan Carlos Oblitas (Peru)
15. Santos Iriarte (Uruguay)
16. Felix Castillo (Peru)
17. Pablo Dorado (Uruguay)
18. Santos Urdinran (Uruguay)
19. Norberto Solano (Peru)
20. Ramon Ramirez (Mexico)
21. Antonio Valencia (Ecuador)
22. Manuel Negrete (Mexico)
23. Juan Vargas (Peru)


Forward

1. Hector Scarone (Uruguay)
2. Aurelio Gonzalez (Paraguay)
3. Walter Gomez (Uruguay)
4. Hugo Sotil (Peru)
5. Magico Gonzalez (EL Salvador)
6. Jose Piendibene (Uruguay)
7. Angel Romano (Uruguay)
8. Alejandro Morera (Costa Rica)
9. Luis Alberto Suarez (Uruguay)
10. Ruben Sosa (Uruguay)
11. Alvaro Recoba (Uruguay)
12. Delfin Benitez Caceres (Paraguay)
13. Carlos Caszely (Chile)
14. Alejandro Villanueva (Peru)
15. Jorge Alcade (Peru)
16. Saturnino Arrua (Paraguay)
17. Raul Toro (Chile)
18. Horacio Casarin (Mexico)
19. Antonio Alzamendi (Uruguay)
20. Pedro Cea (Uruguay)
21. George Robledo (Chile)
22. Hugo Aristizabal (Colombia)
23 Clautemoc Blanco (Mexico)
24. Salvador Reyes (Mexico)
25. Cayetano Re (Paraguay)
26. David Suazo (Honduras)
27. Luis Hernandez (Mexico)
28. Pepe Sasia (Uruguay)
29. Paulo Wanchope (Costa Rica)
30. Roque Santacruz (Paraguay)
31. Dario Silva (Uruguay)
32. Jefferson Farfan (Peru)
33. Faustino Asprilla (Colombia)


Striker

1. Arsenio Erico (Paraguay)
2. Alberto Spencer (Ecuador)
3. Hugo Sanchez (Mexico)
4. Pedro Petrone (Uruguay)
5. Teodoro Fernandez (Peru)
6. Fernando Morena (Uruguay)
7. Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
8. Atilio Garcia (Uruguay)
9. Valeriano Lopez (Peru)
10. Oscar Miguez (Uruguay)
11. Marcelo Salas (Chile)
13. Ivan Zamorano (Chile)
14. Julio Cesar Dely Valdes (Panama)
15. Eulogio Martinez (Paraguay)
16. Errol Daniels (Costa Rica)
17. Hector Castro (Uruguay)
18. Arnoldo Iguaran (Colombia)
19. Claudio Pizarro (Peru)
20. Daniel Fonseca (Uruguay)
21. Jose Cardoso (Paraguay)
22. Jared Borgetti (Mexico)
23. Attila Sallustro (Paraguay)
24. Juan Pablo Angel (Colombia)
25. Juan Ulloa (Costa Rica)
26. Carlos Hermosillo (Mexico)
27. Carlos Alberto Raffo (Ecudor)
28. Radamel Falcao (Colombia)



Manager

1. Oscar Washington Tabarez
2. Luis Cubilla
3. Francisco Maturana
4. Fernando Riera
5. Juan Lopez Fontana
6. Hugo Bagnulo

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Eras Greatest Rest of The Latin American Footballers

10s : Jose Piendibene
20s : Hector Scarone (1st Half), Jose Leandro Andrade (2nd Half)
30s : Aurelio Gonzalez (1st Half), Arsenio Erico (2nd Half)
40s : Severino Verela (1st Half), Walter Gomez (2nd Half)
50s : Juan Schiaffino (1st Half), Juan Joya (2nd Half)
60s : Alberto Spencer
70s : Teofilo Cubillas (1st Half), Elias Figueroa (2nd Half)
80s : Enzo Francescoli (1st Half), Hugo Sanchez (2nd Half)
90s : Enzo Francescoli (1st Half), Marcelo Salas (2nd Half)
00s : Ivan Cordoba (1st Half), Diego Forlan (2nd Half)

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The Greatest Rest of The Latin American Footballers of All-Time

1. Juan Alberto Schiaffino
2. Jose Leandro Andrade
3. Teofilo Cubillas
4. Elais Figueroa
5. Hector Scarone
6. Enzo Francescoli
7. Alberto Spencer
8. Hugo Sanchez
9. Jose Nasazzi
10. Obdulio Varela
 
Uruguay is other level in the history.
2° level Uruguay is = England France Holland Spain Hungary.
3° level Chile Paraguay Perú Colombia = Serbia Croatia Portugal Greece Sweden Russia Ukraine R. Czech

Look to Don Elías 19 Years (white jersey N°. 7) in World Cup 1966.
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"We are facing a boy of seventeen who plays like a mature crack. From now on I can not rather than call to he Don Elias Figueroa" (Don = mister) Words of Hernan Solis Uruguayan great journalist.

Don Elías Figueroa sure, is more that Jose Leandro Andrade.
Elías Figueroa, if it can be more than Juan Alberto Schiaffino.
 
Discussion starter · #3 ·
Heroearaucano, I name Arce instead of Eyzaguirre who won too few caps in standard of Chilean players that have not much candidates. Eyzaguirre ended his NT career at only 27 years old, is by far too short for defender. Moreover, in the period he was caps between 1959 - 1966, he won only 39 caps while Leonel Sanchez won 59 caps in the same period. So, do you know the reason why he disapeared for many games ?
 
Heroearaucano, I name Arce instead of Eyzaguirre who won too few caps in standard of Chilean players that have not much candidates. Eyzaguirre ended his NT career at only 27 years old, is by far too short for defender. Moreover, in the period he was caps between 1959 - 1966, he won only 39 caps while Leonel Sanchez won 59 caps in the same period. So, do you know the reason why he disapeared for many games ?

Dearman Luis Eyzaguirre :worship: is a legend in south america Ance not, but if you have your opinion, fine.

Eyzaguirre had a knee injury that cut its level in 1967, was never the same, never recovered, slowed, but was still respected. In Chile and South America Eyzaguirre is a legend undisputed.
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In the conduct of the ball FIFO Eyzaguirre looks like much to Alexis Sanchez today. Obvious, Eyzaguirre is better than Alexis Sanches, but both have played for the bands.


Level of Chilean footballers

1) level all times Elías Figueroa
2) level global

Luis "Fifo" Eyzaguirre, Enrique Hormazabal, Leonel Sánchez, Carlos Reinoso, Roberto Rojas, Sergio Livingstone, Raúl Toro Julio, Carlos Caszely, Zamorano y Salas.

3) level national historic.
Francisco "chamaco" Valdés, Alberto Quintano, David Pizarro, Alexis Sánchez, Issac Carrasco, JAIME PIZARRO, Eladio rojas, Antonio Arias, Mario Osbén, Mario Galindo, José Luis Sierra, Fernando Astengo, Gabriel Mendoza, Jorge Toro, Jorge Aravena, José Luis Sierra, Alberto Fouillioux, Osvaldo Castro,Jaime Ramirez Banda, Lizardo Garrido, Gary Medel, the great Jorge Valdivia :worship: , Arturo Vidal, Matías Fernandes, Guillermo Paez, Misael Escuti.

4) level historic chilean club
Patricio Yañez, Jorge Robledo, Ruben Marcos, Fabian estay, Ignacio Prieto, Humberto Cruz, etc etc etc.



Eyzaguirre was among the firsts "Wing back" in history, before Facchetti, along with Djalma Santos and Nilton Santos.

Luis Eyzaguirre vs Nilton Santon wins Fifo Eyzaguirre
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In the conduct of the ball FIFO Eyzaguirre looks like much to Alexis Sanchez today. Obvious, Eyzaguirre is better than Alexis Sanches, but both have played for the bands.
 
I'd include Zalazar in the attacking midfielders list.

I definitely don't think Salas deserves to be ranked ahead of Zamorano or especially Fernando Morena. Salas goal record is considerably weaker than both and he has a short prime.

I's also rank Sotil below Magico, Piendibene and Romano. Defintaly think you've placed Suarez to high, no way I think he deserves to be ranked ahead of Caceres, Gradin and Morera for now. I'd place him below Ruben Sosa and Recoba at the very highest.
 
missing Carlos Reinoso the best 10 classic of Chile, Lack Francisco (chamaco) Valdés 1 ° top scorer of Chilean league and not he was striker or forward . Have not been mentioned chilean Attacking Midfielder.

Teodoro Fernandez is 1 or 2 not 5.

(I agree with stewie at all, except in Zamorano and Salas is difficult choose the best between the two)

Dearman good job
 
I found an interview to Luis Eyzaguirre in 1966!!! prior to the World.

Tells how he operated on the meniscus in the knee. Removed meniscus. lost many games in the chilean selection for 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification.
The injury was developed in 1964 and for 1967 did not play like the best, he played other teams minor but it was legend.

Best chilean player in 1963 and 1966
Best defender of chile 1960 to 1963; 1964, 1965, 1967.
Best defender american cup 1967

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_VS1eJm_7vSo/SjexzZg6WnI/AAAAAAAAAmU/eszIr_YyWho/s1600-h/SDA9600020003.JPG

Tells that for in centenary game FIFA in 1963 he played in the first selection by FIFA. Eyzaguirre in that game fought against Bobby Charlton (Left Winger!!! )and neutralized, but Djalma Santos not could with Bobby Charlton and Djalma lost but Eyzaguirre win to Charlton in Wembley.

is interesting interview.
Eyzaguirre had stature in the world.
 
Eyzaguirre is very good, but Arce was better.
7 times (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002) in
team of the year in South America.

1. Victor Rodriguez Andrade
2. Francisco Arce
3. Luis Eyzaguirre
4. Luis Fernando Herrera

Center-Back
Francisco Zuluaga

Central Midfielder
3. Freddy Rincón
5. Leonel Álvarez
Alejandro Brand

Attacking Midfielder
4. Carlos Valderrama

Winger
3. Willington Ortiz
Forward
8. Faustino Asprilla
Antony de Ávila
 
Eyzaguirre is very good, but Arce was better.
7 times (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002) in
team of the year in South America.

1. Victor Rodriguez Andrade
2. Francisco Arce
3. Luis Eyzaguirre
4. Luis Fernando Herrera

Center-Back
Francisco Zuluaga

Central Midfielder
3. Freddy Rincón
5. Leonel Álvarez
Alejandro Brand

Attacking Midfielder
4. Carlos Valderrama

Winger
3. Willington Ortiz
Forward
8. Faustino Asprilla
Antony de Ávila

Surely taht you not was see him played to Eyzaguirre ( not investigated).

Luis Eyzaguirre innovated in the wing back position.
He was one of the creators of wing back.

On the other hand was considered the best in the world in his time and Francisco Arce no in 90s.
look min 1:26 to 1:40 (hablas español obvio)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFUcBBnqozA&feature=related

The trouble with Eyzaguirre was that it he was playing at high level by little time, because he suffered an incurable injury to the meniscus.
Even went to world cup 66 and all knew that was injured.

read the history:
http://mas-alla-del-horizonte.blogspot.com/search/label/Luis%20Fifo%20Eyzaguirre

But that was bad luck.
Otherwise it would Luís Eyzaguirre could have been the best of all the decade.

Eyzaguirre Awards :

* six chilean trophies
* Best chilean defender (1960 - 1966 magazine: Gol y gol).
* Member of the best football team elected in the history of Chile (blue Ballet universidad de Chile)
* Considered the best full back in the world (source is up)
*part of the first squad Rest of The World in history 1963.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1tC-Ek7Hvo
* Chilean player of the year (1963 magazine : Estadio)
http://mas-alla-del-horizonte.blogspot.com/search/label/Luis%20Fifo%20Eyzaguirre


( :thumbsup: Luis Fernando Herrera, Antony de Ávila, Alejandro Brand, Freddy Rincón n° 3 :thumbsup: )

Central Midfielder
Eladio Rojas
*Third place World Cup 62 and great reference
*The 100 Greatest World Cup heroes France Football
* Great reference chilean football, it has a football stadium with your name
http://www.24horas.cl/videosRegiones.aspx?id=44154&idRegion=3
Jaime Pizarro (is not David Pizarro)
* 11 Chilean trophies
* champion of the Copa Libertadores 1991
* champion of the Copa Interamericana 1992
* champion of the Recopa Sudamericana 1992
* Elected best defensive midfielder in the world in 1991-1992 by France Football, read It is marked:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:qcSHPUibs-QJ:www.dalealbo.cl/jaime-pizarro+jaime+pizarro+france+football&cd=7&hl=es&ct=clnk&gl=cl


Defender
Ignacio Prieto Award:
* 2 Chilean trophies
*champion of the Copa Libertadores 1971 with Nacional of Uruguay.
*champion of the Intercontinental Cup 1971 with Nacional of Uruguay.
*1974-1975 France league award Etoile d'Or Award for the most regular player of the season by points.
http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/franpoy.html
 
Another Chilean player should be here is Jorge Aravena Plaza "el mortero".
Is very devalued.
was a lefty deep-lying forward in 80s
His international career ended because of incident in the Maracana (1989)

He made history
It is part of the historic squad in clubs as:
Puebla FC. (maximum reference in the club)
Catholic University F.C
Deportivo Cali ( intitucional idol )
So today is greatly missed.

Spain played (Real Valladolid) and in 25 games and made ​​10 goals
and he was only midfielder. ( was expensive to be bought as Humberto Suazo today)

He made more than 200 goals and 51 goals in just one year.
repeat, he was not a striker, was midfielder.

EAcolFXMx_E&feature=related
to Jorge Orlando Aravena Plaza
nicknamed him el mortero (the mortar)
 
today's news

American Dream Team in 2011

-------------------------------[----------]----------------------------------
---------------------------Jhonny Herrera (chi)--------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-C. Rodrigues (arg)-M. Gonzáles (chi)-R. Schiavi (arg)-(N Reasco ecu)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------Ganso (bra)------Egidio Arévalo (uru)---J. R. Riquelme (arg)---

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------Eduardo Vargas (chi)---Hernan Barcos (arg)----Neymar (bra)---

American Footballer of the Year:
Neymar (bra) 130 points
Eduardo Vargas (chi) 79 points
Ganso (bra) 33 points

always vote DT. and journalists from Canada to Chile


I emphasize in left full back Neicer Reasco (ecuador)
nominated in three consecutive years

source:
published today in the journal
look page 86.
http://papeldigital.info/lt/?2011123101#
 
i remember that game hero

he was a pretty good playmaker, putting balls from side to side.
Yes Ze
Jorge Aravena "el mortero".
Is very devalued and was a great player in Latin America, historical in Colombia, Mexico and Chile.

was lefty that made history in Deportivo Cali
Source official site Deportivo Cali :
http://www.arcotriunfal.com/980/jorge_el_mortero_aravena.html

even was scorer of the Colombian tournament in 1987


by Puebla fc he won it all, league, cup, cup champion of champions, League CONCACAF.

Jorge Aravena is the Best Player in the history of Puebla FC.

Source is official site Puebla FC.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:z2Ca9uC7NhoJ:www.pueblafutbolclub.com.mx/historia.php+el+volante+chileno+Jorge+%E2%80%9CEl+Mortero%E2%80%9D+Aravena+como+el+mejor+futbolista+en+la+historia+del+club+seg%C3%BAn+las+estad%C3%ADsticas&cd=1&hl=es&ct=clnk&gl=cl

and returned as manager

Jorge Aravena in Universidad Católica is eternal idols
Source oficial site U.C.
http://www.lacatolica.cl/elclub/jugadoreshist/ficha.asp?id=6

Won 5 chilean championships and 1 scorer in 83

is was great Aravena el mortero

In summary to this list is missing:
I give information attached of :
Jorge Aravena
Ignacio Prieto
Jaime Pizarro

and Eladio Rojas.
 
Gamarra is very very good
But Cordova is too.
Both are better than Dario Pereyra
I think Gamarra is better than Ivan Cordoba
and Dario Pereyra

Center-Back
Francisco Zuluaga

Central Midfielder
3. Freddy Rincón
5. Leonel Álvarez
Alejandro Brand

Attacking Midfielder
4. Carlos Valderrama

Winger
3. Willington Ortiz
Forward
8. Faustino Asprilla
Antony de Ávila
but I like your list and must be add to full back Luis Fernando Herrera
 
Dario pereyra was clearly better than Cordoba, no comparison...and obviously you can't compare him with Gamarra, arguably the best SA center back of the last 15 years or so
 
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