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Uruguay back in the race

REUTERS, Rio de Janeiro
Uruguay put their World Cup qualifying campaign back on course with a controversial 1-0 win over Ecuador on Sunday while Chile and Colombia shared four red cards and no goals in a grim encounter.
Brazil eased past Bolivia 3-1 while Paraguay defender Carlos Gamarra added to his Olympic silver medal by scoring the winner against Venezuela.
Brazil lead the ten-nation South American group with 16 points from eight games as the marathon tournament nears it's halfway stage.
Argentina, 3-1 winners over Peru on Saturday, follow with 15 and Paraguay on 14.
Chile are next with 12 and only four points separates them from ninth-placed Colombia (8), with Ecuador, Venezuela and Uruguay (all 10) and Peru (9) sandwiched in between.
Bolivia (6) prop up the table.
The top four qualify directly for Germany and the fifth plays off against the Oceania region winners -- either Australia or the Soloman Islands -- for another place.
Uruguay, beaten in their last three qualifiers, bounced back in Montevideo to win with a 58th minute Carlos Bueno header which was palmed away by goalkeeper Edwin Villafuerte only for the referee to rule the ball had crossed the line.
Chile and Colombia were involved in arguably the worst of the more than 40 qualifiers played worldwide this weekend as their Santiago stalemate produced more red cards than scoring chances.
Colombia midfielder John Viafara was given a straight red for clattering into Claudio Maldonado after the ball had gone in the 17th minute, while the Chilean was also dismissed though it was not clear why.
Chile fullback Rodrigo Perez and Colombia substitute Jairo Patino followed for a second-half off-the-ball clash while constant bickering and playacting by both sides also marred the game.
The teams were jeered off by the 63,000 crowd.
Paraguay kept up their challenge for a third successive World Cup appearance by beating Venezuela, whose attempt to qualify for the first time is rapidly losing momentum.
Venezuela have taken one point from their last three games and failed to score.
Gamarra, 33, outfoxed the Venezuela defence as he rose unmarked to head the 53rd minute winner..
The Paraguay captain, who played in Athens as an over-age player, helped the under-23 side finish runners-up to Argentina and claim their country's first-ever Olympic medal in any sport.