Joined
·
4,458 Posts
Americas Qualifier Group A: Brazil 23 - 3 Mexico |03/03/2005|
Brazil sent Mexico packing from the Americas Qualifiers for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2005 with a crushing victory in the final game in Group A.
In a stunning display of ruthless finishing, Brazil managed to beat their record of goals in a single game, the previous being a 22-1 win over Monaco, to the delight of the crowd on the Copacabana Beach.
A hat-trick from Juninho inside the first five minutes set Brazil on their way, with Nenem becoming the star of the show with six goals as the home side romped to an easy victory.
Match stats:
REFEREES
João Almeida (POR) – 1ST
Jose Luis da Rosa (URU) – 2nd
Carlos Robles (CHI) – 3rd
STARTING LINE-UP
BRAZIL
Robertinho #1
Juninho #5
Jr. Negão #8
Benjamin #9
Jorginho #10
MEXICO
A. Torres #1
J. Contreras #2
E. Pelcastre #4
V. Huerta #7
A. Vertti #8
FROM THE BENCH
BRAZIL
Betinho #2
Chumbinho #3
Bruno #6
Neném #7
Pierre #12
MEXICO
E. Lince #3
M. Olivera #5
R. Villalobos #6
A.Lopez # 11
L. Gonzalez #12
HEAD COACHES
Jorge Ferreira Alves (BRA)
Josue Rodríguez Ángeles (MEX)
SCORERS
Brazil
Juninho #5 1’54” – 1st period
Juninho #5 2’49” – 1st period
Juninho #5 4’30” – 1st period
Jr. Negão #8 6’02” – 1st period
Bruno #6 8.’07” – 1st period
Nenem #7 0’38” – 2nd period
Betinho #2 1’02” – 2nd period
Bruno #6 3’19” – 2nd period
Neném #7 4’54” – 2nd period
Jorginho #10 6’04” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 6’53” – 2nd period
Benjamin #9 7’15”– 2nd period
Jorginho #10 9’40” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 10’43” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 11’27” – 2nd period
Bruno #6 2’18” – 3rd period
Neném #7 2’38” – 3rd period
Neném #7 2’54” – 3rd period
Neném #7 5’48” – 3rd period
Neném #7 6’31” – 3rd period
Chumbinho #3 7’37” – 3rd period
Jr. Negão #8 8’22” – 3rd period
Juninho #5 11’00” – 3rd period
Mexico
A. Vertti #8 0’36” – 2nd period
J. Contreras #2 7’43” – 3rd period
E. Pelcastre #4 8’57” – 3rd period
QUOTE FROM JUNINHO (BRAZIL)
“No matter who the opponent is, you have to play serious until the end. That’s what we did today: even though it was already a blowout win, we never stopped seeking to score more goals and ended up breaking our record of most goals scored in a single match. Now we are prepared for our semifinal match against Argentina, which is certainly going to be a tough one.”
QUOTE FROM JOSUE RODRIGUEZ ANGELES (MEXICO)
“It’s simply the match-up between the best and most experienced team in the sport against the newcomers. Our team comes from indoor soccer and this kind of result proves that we have a huge way to go. We know we have the skills to compete, but right now, as far as physical conditions and adaptation to the court are concerned, we need to develop a lot. Unfortunately, that’s the only way there is to learn and, from here, we only move ahead.”
OTHER INFORMATION
Weather Conditions:
Temperature: 22ºC (72º F)
Heavy rain
Wind: Southeast - 16 Km/h
Relative humidity: 94%
Public: around 800
Brazil sent Mexico packing from the Americas Qualifiers for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2005 with a crushing victory in the final game in Group A.
In a stunning display of ruthless finishing, Brazil managed to beat their record of goals in a single game, the previous being a 22-1 win over Monaco, to the delight of the crowd on the Copacabana Beach.
A hat-trick from Juninho inside the first five minutes set Brazil on their way, with Nenem becoming the star of the show with six goals as the home side romped to an easy victory.
Match stats:
REFEREES
João Almeida (POR) – 1ST
Jose Luis da Rosa (URU) – 2nd
Carlos Robles (CHI) – 3rd
STARTING LINE-UP
BRAZIL
Robertinho #1
Juninho #5
Jr. Negão #8
Benjamin #9
Jorginho #10
MEXICO
A. Torres #1
J. Contreras #2
E. Pelcastre #4
V. Huerta #7
A. Vertti #8
FROM THE BENCH
BRAZIL
Betinho #2
Chumbinho #3
Bruno #6
Neném #7
Pierre #12
MEXICO
E. Lince #3
M. Olivera #5
R. Villalobos #6
A.Lopez # 11
L. Gonzalez #12
HEAD COACHES
Jorge Ferreira Alves (BRA)
Josue Rodríguez Ángeles (MEX)
SCORERS
Brazil
Juninho #5 1’54” – 1st period
Juninho #5 2’49” – 1st period
Juninho #5 4’30” – 1st period
Jr. Negão #8 6’02” – 1st period
Bruno #6 8.’07” – 1st period
Nenem #7 0’38” – 2nd period
Betinho #2 1’02” – 2nd period
Bruno #6 3’19” – 2nd period
Neném #7 4’54” – 2nd period
Jorginho #10 6’04” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 6’53” – 2nd period
Benjamin #9 7’15”– 2nd period
Jorginho #10 9’40” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 10’43” – 2nd period
Jr. Negão #8 11’27” – 2nd period
Bruno #6 2’18” – 3rd period
Neném #7 2’38” – 3rd period
Neném #7 2’54” – 3rd period
Neném #7 5’48” – 3rd period
Neném #7 6’31” – 3rd period
Chumbinho #3 7’37” – 3rd period
Jr. Negão #8 8’22” – 3rd period
Juninho #5 11’00” – 3rd period
Mexico
A. Vertti #8 0’36” – 2nd period
J. Contreras #2 7’43” – 3rd period
E. Pelcastre #4 8’57” – 3rd period
QUOTE FROM JUNINHO (BRAZIL)
“No matter who the opponent is, you have to play serious until the end. That’s what we did today: even though it was already a blowout win, we never stopped seeking to score more goals and ended up breaking our record of most goals scored in a single match. Now we are prepared for our semifinal match against Argentina, which is certainly going to be a tough one.”
QUOTE FROM JOSUE RODRIGUEZ ANGELES (MEXICO)
“It’s simply the match-up between the best and most experienced team in the sport against the newcomers. Our team comes from indoor soccer and this kind of result proves that we have a huge way to go. We know we have the skills to compete, but right now, as far as physical conditions and adaptation to the court are concerned, we need to develop a lot. Unfortunately, that’s the only way there is to learn and, from here, we only move ahead.”
OTHER INFORMATION
Weather Conditions:
Temperature: 22ºC (72º F)
Heavy rain
Wind: Southeast - 16 Km/h
Relative humidity: 94%
Public: around 800
