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Brazil to go for changes
RIO DE JANEIRO. July 17 (Reuters/Internet); Brazil coach Wanderley Luxemburg© is planning to chop and change Ills team yet again for Tuesday's World Cup qualifier away to Paraguay.
Luxemburgo. who many Brazilians fear is begining to lose his way. is expected to make at least five changes to the side wlch struggled to a 1-1 draw at home to Uruguay last month.
The coach has axed veteran defender Aidair after he was hounded by the crowd against Uruguay and then given a media mauling, dropped Savio after
one game, been deprived vr striker Ronaldinho Gaucho through injury and lost Emerson and defender Antonio Carlos through suspension.
Luxemburgo is expected to play Sao Paulo's Edmllson and Pahneiras' Roque Junior in an untried central defensive part-nership. and field a five-man midfield in which Cesar Sampaio. Flavio Concclcao and DJahnlnha will come In alongside regulars Ze Roberto and Ri-valdo Franca will be the lone attacker.
Although Brazil have won two and drawn two of their four qualifiers so far. their performances have failed to enthuse the public. In particular. Barcelona midfielder Rivaldo ami left-back Roberto Carlos have been accused of saving their best for their Spanish club sides
We have bad national teams without charisma before .. but the one led by Luxemburgo has taken the biscuit." said commentator Jose Trajano. "The fans just cannot get enthusiastic about this lot.'
Paraguay, who have won twice at home and lost twice away in their four games, are expected to be at full strength with key defender Carlos Garnarra returning after injury.
The match in Asuncion is one of five South American qualifiers being played this week.
Uruguay open (he proceedings against Venezuela In Montevideo and while the home side
have been boosted bv their point in Rio last month, the visitors will be buoyed bv their 4-2 win over Bolivia' - their first In a World Cup qualifier for seven years.
The other matches will be played on Wednesday when Peru and Colombia, two teams in serious need of a win. clash in Lima.
Peru who made a good start but have lost their last (wo games will be missing regular goalkeeper Ost.ir Ibanez while injuries and problems have piled up for Colombia. Striker Faustino Asprilla has retired from international soccer and captain Freddy Rincon has been left out in an apparent disciplinary measure. Injury has made goalkeeper Oscar Cordoba and central defender Jorge Bermudez doubtful while midfielders Frank! Oviedo and Freddy Grisales are unavailable.
Peru, coached by former Colombia boss Francisco Matu-rana. have four points and Colombia, beaten and outclassed 3-1 at home by Ar-gentma last month, have five
Bottom team Bolivia, who have one point, have also been hit by problems before their match at home to
Chile in-La- Paz-at- c^GGO-me-tres above sea level.
The altitude, normally a nightmare for visiting teams, has this time hit the home side who have ruled out foreignbased Marco Etcheverry. Jaime Moreno and Luis Cristaldo because their clubs will only release them the statutory’ four day sbefore the game.
Coach Carlos Aragones says this does not give them enough time for proper acclimatision
Defender Oscar Sandy and midfielders Erwin Sanchez and Juho Baldivieso may also miss the game while Chile, who arrived with their entire squad one week ago. are without suspended striker Marcelo Salas.
Leaders Argentina, who have a maximum 12 points, complete the programme against on Ecuador in
Buenos Aires.
Striker Gabriel Batistuta will miss the game through injury’ but such is the strength of the two-times world champions that he will be replaced with Hernan Crespo, who last week became the world's most expensive player in his move from Parma to Lazio.