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Pizarro's Copa over

REUTERS, Lima
Peru captain Claudio Pizarro is out of the Copa America after suffering a head injury during Friday night's 31 win over Venezuela, team doctor Ramon Aparicio said on Saturday.
"He's not going to be able to carry on," Aparicio said in a radio interview. "He needs one month's rest."
Aparicio said that Pizarro was taken to hospital complaining of dizziness and nausea in the early hours of Saturday morning after suffering the blow in the 76th minute of the group A match.
The Bayern Munich striker went back on to the pitch and was sent off 10 minutes later for a second bookable offence.
Aparicio said Pizarro, who
scored from a penalty as Peru drew 2-2 with Bolivia in their opening match, had briefly lost all feeling in the right side of his face.
Peru have four points from two games and have all but mathematically qualified for the last eight. They face Colombia in their final group match on Monday, when Pizarro would have been serving an automatic one-match suspension.
His injury is a bitter blow for the hosts and a personal disappointment for Pizarro himself who has never fully managed to produce his best form for his country, scoring an unremarkable 10 goals in 38 outings.
Pizarro, 25, made his professional debut for Deportivo Pesquero at the age of 17 in 1996 and spent two seasons at the club, which has since changed location and been renamed Deportivo Wanka.
He then moved to Alianza Lima, one of the country's big three clubs, in 1998 and made his mark the following season with 18 goals in 22
matches, including five in a 7-1 win over Union Minas.
Werder Bremen snapped him up in mid-1999 and he scored 29 Bundesliga goals in two seasons for them.
That performance attracted attention from several top clubs and he moved to Bayern Munich, where he has played for the last three seasons, scoring 15 Bundesliga goals in each of his first two seasons and 11 this year.
Pizarro's international career, which began against Ecuador in 1999, has been somewhat frustrating and he scored only twice in the 18-match qualifying campaign for the 2002 World Cup as Peru failed to reach the finals.
His ambition is to lead Peru to their first World Cup since 1982. The team are seventh in the 10-team South American qualifying group from which the top four qualify directly and the fifth plays off against the winners of the Oceania region for another place.