Chile announces official list of players for South Africa Football World Cup
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Chile's national football team has finally removed Roberto Cereceda, a player from Colo-Colo, from the list of players in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Chilean press had pointed out that Cereceda was the most probable player to be discarded in the final list, although Marcelo Bielsa, coach of the football team, said some weeks ago that his inclusion in the list was not being discussed. The official list of players on the football team follows: PlayerFuntionTeamMiguel PintoGoalkeeperReal Sociedad de EspañaClaudio BravoGoalkeeperUni
Chile's national football team has finally removed Roberto Cereceda, a player from Colo-Colo, from the list of players in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Chilean press had pointed out that Cereceda was the most probable player to be discarded in the final list, although Marcelo Bielsa, coach of the football team, said some weeks ago that his inclusion in the list was not being discussed.
The official list of players on the football team follows:
PlayerFuntionTeamMiguel PintoGoalkeeperReal Sociedad de EspañaClaudio BravoGoalkeeperUniversidad de ChileLuis MarínGoalkeeperUnión EspañolaWaldo PonceDefenderUniversidad CatólicaPablo ContrerasDefenderPAOKGary MedelDefenderBoca JuniorsIsmael FuentesDefenderUniversidad CatólicaMauricio IslaDefenderUdineseMarco EstradaDefenderUniversidad de ChileArturo VidalDefenderBayer LeverkusenGonzalo JaraDefenderWest BromwichCarlos CarmonaMidfielderRegginaRodrigo TelloMidfielderBesiktasGonzalo FierroMidfielderFlamengoRodrigo MillarMidfielderColo ColoJorge ValdiviaMidfielderAl AinMatías FernándezMidfielderSportingMark GonzálezForwardCSKAJean BeausejourForwardAméricaHumberto SuazoForwardZaragozaFabián OrellanaForwardXerezEsteban ParedesForwardColo ColoAlexis SánchezForwardUdinese
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