Sao Paulo reach Libertadores knockouts

Brazil striker Fabiano banned for four matches Montevideo (Uruguay), March 28 (IANS) Uruguay's Luis Suarez could be handed an extended international ban after appearing to punch Chile defender Gonzalo Jara during a World Cup qualifier in Santiago.

Conmebol launch probe into police attack Severe penalties for players' attack: Conmebol Conmebol upholds Luis Fabiano ban Rio de Janeiro, April 27 (IANS) South American football's governing body, Conmebol, has launched an investigation into a wild ...

April 3 ( ) - Sao Paulo's Brazil striker Luis Fabiano has lost his appeal against a four-match suspension for insulting the referee at the end of a Libertadores Cup match last month. The former Sevilla striker was shown a red card after insulting ...

Unlike many of the world's major leagues, where the number of title candidates can usually be counted on one hand, picking a favourite for the Brazilian crown has never been an easy task. That much is confirmed by a glance at the history books, ...

Unlike many of the world's major leagues, where the number of title candidates can usually be counted on one hand, picking a favourite for the Brazilian crown has never been an easy task. That much is confirmed by a glance at the history books, ...

BUENOS AIRES: Ronaldinho set the tone and Jo scored the goals as Atletico Mineiro lived up to their billing as Libertadores Cup favourites with a crushing 6-2 aggregate win over fellow Brazilians Sao Paulo on Wednesday. Atletico won 4-1 on the night ...

BELO HORIZONTE, May 8 (Xinhua) -- Former Manchester City striker Jo scored a hat-trick to lead Atletico Mineiro into the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals with a 4-1 victory over Sao Paulo on Wednesday. The result at the Independencia stadium handed ...

* Atletico crush Sao Paulo 6-2 on aggregate * Brazilian champions Fluminense also qualify (Adds detail, quotes) By Rex Gowar BUENOS AIRES, May 8 (Reuters) - Ronaldinho set the tone and Jo scored the goals as Atletico Mineiro lived up to their ...

(Reuters) - Dutchman Clarence Seedorf missed a second-half penalty for Botafogo as they beat Fluminense 1-0 on Sunday to win the Carioca (Rio de Janeiro state) championship. Rafael Marques scored the only goal five minutes before halftime after a ...