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Paraguay down Argentina

Afp, Montevideo
Ecudaor and Paraguay both took giant steps towards qualifying for next year's World Cup finals with key wins in Satur-
day's South American zone World Cup qualifiers.
Ecuador travelled to La Paz to inflict a 2-1 win over bottom of the table Bolivia while Paraguay edged a 1-0 win at home in Asuncion against already qualified Argentina.
In the day's other game between two out of contention sides, Venezuela defeated Peru 4-1.
Reigning world champions Brazil are expected to seal their qualification on Sunday when they host Chile, while Uruguay are home to Colombia with both sides badly needing three points.
Four teams will qualify from the
10-country zone, with the fifth team going into a play-off against Australia or the Solomon Islands. Australia defeated the Solomons 7-0 Saturday in the first leg of their Oceania Zone playoff.
Ecuador's hero was Agustin Delgado who struck twice in the seventh and 49th minute either side of a 41 st minute goal by Doyle Vaca for Bolivia.
That consolidated their third position in the group behind Argentina and Brazil with 26 points from 16 games and they finish their campaign with a home game against Uruguay and away to Chile.
Ecuador's Colombian coach Luis Fernando Suarez said that his team had played decidely better in the second half than in the first. "After opening the scoring, we let up and Bolivia took advantage to equalise," he said.
Roque Santacruz opened the scoring for Paraguay against
Argentina after only 14 minutes latching onto a through ball from Julio Dos Santos and steadying himself to plant a fine shot into the right corner of Roberto Abbondanzieri'snet.
It was the first time in the history of the qualifying competition that the Paraguayans had managed to defeat theirArgentinian neighbours.
The home side were happy to hold on to their lead and the Argentine cause was hardly helped in the 55th minute when Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze was given his marching orders for a foul on striker Edgar Barreto.
Argentine coach Jose Pekerman said that Paraguay had been the better side and had deserved their win.
The win consolidates Paraguay in fourth place with 25 points from 16 games.