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Brazil samba into finals

Reuters, Brasilia
World champions Brazil maintained their record as the only country to have played at every World Cup when they routed Chile 5-0
with an Adriano hat-trick on Sunday to qualify for next year's tournament. Brazil, who are the first defending champions who have been forced to qualify for the subsequent tournament, also dealt Chile's hopes a severe blow on a hot afternoon at the Mane Garrincha stadium.
Brazil raced to a 4-0 lead in half an hour as defender Juan headed his second international goal, Robinho finished an end-to-end move and Adriano added two more. The Inter Milan player completed his hat-trick in injury-time.
The only frustration for Brazil was that Ronaldo, who was rested at halftime after complaining of a groin strain, completed his sixth international without scoring.
Fullback Roberto Carlos went off injured after landing awkwardly on his left knee in the second half but team doctor Jose Luis Runco said the injury did not appear to be serious.
Brazil stayed second in the 10-nation South American group with 30 points from 16 games and closed the gap on leaders Argentina to one point.
Chile are sixth with 20 points and have dropped five behind fourth-placed Paraguay. The top four teams qualify for Germany and the fifth play off against the Oceania region winners.
Brazil were without suspended Ronaldinho while Chile suffered a
late blow when striker Marcelo Salas pulled out of the game with a muscular problem half an hour before kick-off.
The rout began in the 11th minute when, from Kaka's corner, Juan rose above the defence to flick in a header.
Eleven minutes later, Brazil increased their lead with a superb flowing move. Juan played his way out of trouble and found Robinho in midfield. The Real Madrid player set Adriano free on the right and, from his cross, Kaka and Ronaldo combined to set up Robinho, who fired home from six metres.
Adriano then added two more goals in a three-minute spell. His first was a simple low shot into the far corner from Robinho's pass, his second even more straightforward as he headed in Ze Roberto's corner
from close range.
Chilean had one good effort when Mauricio Pinilla found Eduardo Rubio unmarked, but the Universidad Catolica player's first touch let him down.
Brazil took their foot of the pedal in the second half and Chile nearly pulled one back when Crisitan Alvarez was close with a header.
At the other end, Robinho headed over after another flowing move and Juninho Pernambucano forced Nelson Tapia into a difficult save with a long-range shot.
Adriano completed his hat-trick in injury-time when he fired home after a Robinho counter-attack.
"We've achieved the first task," Brazil coach Carlos Alberto Parreira told Efe news agency.
"Now we have nine months to see what we can do with our team."