World Cup 2002 -- CONMEBOL Qualification -- Fixtures & Results

World Cup 2002
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Union of European Football Associations.

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The ten teams play each other home and away, on a league basis, with the first four gaining automatic qualification to the 2002 Korea / Japan Finals:

Qualified:
Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay.

League Position

28 March, 2000:
Colombia - Brazil (0-0) (Bogotá, 21:00)

29 March, 2000:
Argentina - Chile (4-1) (Buenos Aires, 21:30)

Ecuador - Venezuela (2-0) (Quito, 12:00)

Peru - Paraguay (2-0) (Lima, 21:30)

Uruguay - Bolivia (1-0) (Montevideo, 19:30)

25 April, 2000:
Brazil - Ecuador (3-2) (Saõ Paulo, 21:40)

Bolivia - Colombia (1-1) (La Paz, 12:00)

Chile - Peru (1-1) (Santiago, 21:00)

Paraguay - Uruguay (1-0) (Asunción, 19:00)

Venezuela - Argentina (0-4) (Maracaibo, 19:00)

03 June, 2000:
Paraguay - Ecuador (3-1) (Asunción, 18:15)

Uruguay - Chile (2-1) (Montevideo, 17:00)

04 June, 2000:
Argentina - Bolivia (1-0) (Buenos Aires, 15:00)

Colombia - Venezuela (3-0) (Bogotá, 17:30)

Peru - Brazil (0-1) (Lima, 15:15)

28 June, 2000:
Brazil - Uruguay (1-1) (Río de Janeiro, 21:40)

Venezuela - Bolivia (4-2) (San Cristóbal, 19:00)

29 June, 2000:
Chile - Paraguay (3-1) (Santiago, 19:45)

Colombia - Argentina (1-3) (Bogotá, 21:00)

Ecuador - Peru (2-1) (Quito, 16:00)

18 July, 2000:
Paraguay - Brazil (2-1) (Asunción, 20:40)

Uruguay - Venezuela (3-1) (Montevideo, 19:30)

19 July, 2000:
Argentina - Ecuador (2-0) (Buenos Aires, 21:00)

Bolivia - Chile (1-0) (La Paz, 16:00)

Peru - Colombia (0-1) (Lima, 21:10)

25 July, 2000:
Ecuador - Colombia (0-0) (Quito, 16:00)

Uruguay - Peru (0-0) (Montevideo, 21:40)

Venezuela - Chile (0-2) (San Cristóbal, 18:45)

26 July, 2000:
Brazil - Argentina (3-1) (Saõ Paulo, 21:40)

27 July, 2000:
Bolivia - Paraguay (0-0) (La Paz, 16:00)

15 August, 2000:
Chile - Brazil (3-0) (Santiago, 21:00)

Colombia - Uruguay (1-0) (Bogotá, 18:00)

16 August, 2000:
Argentina - Paraguay (1-1) (Buenos Aires, 21:00)

Ecuador - Bolivia (2-0) (Quito, 16:00)

Peru - Venezuela (1-0) (Lima, 21:00)

02 September, 2000:
Chile - Colombia (0-1) (Santiago, 20:30)

Paraguay - Venezuela (3-0) (Asunción, 18:00)

03 September, 2000:
Brazil - Bolivia (5-0) (Río de Janeiro, 17:00)

Peru - Argentina (1-2) (Lima, 17:00)

Uruguay - Ecuador (4-0) (Montevideo, 17:00)

07 October, 2000:
Colombia - Paraguay (0-2) (Bogotá, 20:00)

08 October, 2000:
Argentina - Uruguay (2-1) (Buenos Aires, 20:00)

Bolivia - Peru (1-0) (La Paz, 16:00)

Ecuador - Chile (1-0) (Quito, 16:00)

Venezuela - Brazil (0-6) (Maracaibo, 15:00)

15 November, 2000:
Bolivia - Uruguay (0-0) (La Paz, 16:00)

Brazil - Colombia (1-0) (Saõ Paulo, 16:00)

Chile - Argentina (0-2) (Santiago, 21:40)

Paraguay - Peru (5-1) (Asunción, 19:45)

Venezuela - Ecuador (1-2) (Maracaibo, 19:30)

27 March, 2001:
Colombia - Bolivia (2-0) (Bogotá, 19:00)

Peru - Chile (3-1) (Lima, 21:00)

28 March, 2001:
Argentina - Venezuela (5-0) (Buenos Aires, 21:30)

Ecuador - Brazil (1-0) (Quito, 15:00)

Uruguay - Paraguay (0-1) (Montevideo, 19:30)

24 April, 2001:
Chile - Uruguay (0-1) (Santiago, 21:00)

Ecuador - Paraguay (2-1) (Quito, 16:00)

Venezuela - Colombia (2-2) (Maracaibo, 19:00)

25 April, 2001:
Bolivia - Argentina (3-3) (La Paz, 16:00)

Brazil - Peru (1-1) (Saõ Paulo, 21:45)

02 June, 2001:
Paraguay - Chile (1-0) (Asunción, 19:00)

Peru - Ecuador (1-2) (Lima, 16:00)

03 June, 2001:
Argentina - Colombia (3-0) (Buenos Aires, 15:00)

Bolivia - Venezuela (5-0) (La Paz, 16:00)

01 July, 2001:
Uruguay - Brazil (1-0) (Montevideo, 16:00)

14 August, 2001:
Chile - Bolivia (2-2) (Santiago, 21:00)

Venezuela - Uruguay (2-0) (Maracaibo, 19:30)

15 August, 2001:
Brazil - Paraguay (2-0) (Porto Alegre, 21:40)

Ecuador - Argentina (0-2) (Quito, 16:00)

16 August, 2001:
Colombia - Peru (0-1) (Bogotá, 20:00)

04 September, 2001:
Chile - Venezuela (0-2) (Santiago, 20:00)

Peru - Uruguay (0-2) (Lima, 21:00)

05 September, 2001:
Argentina - Brazil (2-1) (Buenos Aires, 20:00)

Colombia - Ecuador (0-0) (Bogotá, 20:30)

Paraguay - Bolivia (5-1) (Asunción, 19:00)

06 October, 2001:
Bolivia - Ecuador (1-5) (La Paz, 16:00)

Venezuela - Peru (3-0) (San Cristóbal, 19:30)

07 October, 2001:
Brazil - Chile (2-0) (Curitiba, 16:00)

Paraguay - Argentina (2-2) (Asunción, 18:15)

Uruguay - Colombia (1-1) (Montevideo, 16:00)

07 November, 2001:
Bolivia - Brazil (3-1) (La Paz, 20:00)

Colombia - Chile (3-1) (Bogotá, 16:00)

Ecuador - Uruguay (1-1) (Quito, 16:00)

08 November, 2001:
Argentina - Peru (2-0) (Buenos Aires, 18:00)

Venezuela - Paraguay (3-1) (San Cristóbal, 19:00)

14 November, 2001:
Brazil - Venezuela (3-0) (Sao Luiz, 21:40)

Chile - Ecuador (0-0) (Santiago, 20:40)

Paraguay - Colombia (0-4) (Asunción, 20:40)

Peru - Bolivia (1-1) (Lima, 20:30)

Uruguay - Argentina (1-1) (Montevideo, 20:40)

Play-off:
Uruguay had to play Australia (home and away).

20 November, 2001 -- in Melbourne:
Australia -- Uruguay (1-0)

25 November, 2001 -- in Montevideo
Uruguay -- Australia (3-0)

Uruguay win 3-1 on aggregate to become the 32nd and last team to qualify for the 2002 World Cup Finals.

League Position


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