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History is made as the outfit from Quito trump the favoured opponents, Fluminense, after extra time in a penalty shootout.

Promising striker Maicon scored two goals within three minutes of action to help Brazil reach the semi-finals of the U20 World Cup.

South America's Champions League comes to a close with an intriguing and historic final to behold in 2008 as neither Fluminense nor LDU Quito have won the Copa.

Brazilian coach Carlos Alberto Parreira was re-hired by the South African Football Association to lead the Bafana Bafana at the 2010 World Cup.

South American teams Argentina and Brazil are the favourites coming into the Beijing Olympic Games Soccer Tournament

A number of Brazilian Campeonato Brasileiro Série A league clubs are making headlines for going after big name stars since the return of Ronaldo.

Teams from ten South American nations, in addition special invitation teams from Mexico, head to the Copa Libertadores in 2008 with dreams of continental glory.

With the success of South American footballers in the English Premier League many expect the number of players from the region to reach new heights in the 2008/09 season

The un-fancied Liga of Ecuador lifted the Copa Libertadores in 2008, proving that the distances between the traditional powers and the unfashionable teams is closing.

Latin America, recognised for being an unquenchable and bottomless talent pool of footballing masters, continues to produce players capable of making it in the EPL.

South America's Champions League kicks off to the glee of football aficionados the world over. Who's hot who's not and who do you think will go the distance?