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Scolari sees no outside bets

Brazil land in Malaysia

AFP, Kuala Lumpur
The first World Cup in Asia will go to one of the exclusive club of countries who have already won the biggest prize in sport, Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari predicted on Monday.
And despite the trouble his squad had in even qualifying for the tournament, Scolari believes Brazil have every chance of clinching their 5th
title in Japan and South Korea.
"We want to win the World Cup. There will be no new winners," he said after flying in with his squad from Barcelona for the final leg of their pre-tournament preparations, which includes a friendly against Malaysia here on May 25.
"The World Cup champions this time will be someone who have won it before," Scolari said, referring to former title winners Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Italy, Germany, England and defending champion France.
About 200 local fans, some waving banners, cheered loudly
when they caught sight of star striker Ronaldo as the players arrived at their hotel, just south of Kuala Lumpur, under tight security.
Barcelona's ace Rivaldo travelled with the squad, despite carrying a knee injury which has put his participation in the World Cup in doubt.
Rivaldo missed the last five matches of the Spanish season with Barcelona after sustaining a knee injury and Brazil team doctors have indicated they will take no risks with the former FIFA World Player of the Year.
Weber Magalhaes, delegation
head of the Brazilan Football Confederation told reporters that they have assembled the best players and Brazil had set its goal to win the World Cup.
"We indeed had a little bit of difficulties to qualify but nevertheless it is not the first time that had happened. Brazil remains one of the favourite teams for this World Cup.
"It has a tradition of doing very well," he added.
Magalhaes said other countries like France, England, Argentina, Belgium could also make it to the finals. "But there may be some suprises coming from one or two
African countries."
The squad had spent the previous week training in Brazil.
With Ronaldo looking close to his best again after a long battle with injury, Brazil will head for South Korea on Sunday looking to eradicate the memory of a difficult qualifying campaign.
Scolari is expected to take advantage of his team's final friendly to assess the state of players including Real Madrid's Roberto Carlos and Bayer Leverkusen's Lucio, who were missing from the Barcelona session due to their teams' Champions League final.
Defender Lucio is recovering from a twisted ankle picked up in Leverkusen's defeat. The Brazilian had equalised for the German club in Glasgow but was injured in a tackle in the final minutes of the match.
Scolari arrives in Malaysia two weeks before the World Cup kickoff with his squad's confidence boosted by a run of five wins and a draw in six friendlies.
The Brazilians play their first match against Turkey on June 3 with their other Group C opponents China and Costa Rica.
The team are due to depart for Busan in South Korea on Sunday.