World Cup Qualifying Preview- Copa America final rematch

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Bolivia

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Colombia

PROBABLE LINE-UPS
Arias Vargas, Raldes, Rivero, Gutierrez Flores, Robles, Campos, Edivaldo, Escobar Martins		Ospina Zuniga, Perea, Yepes, Armero Guarin, Sanchez Ramos, G. Moreno, D. Moreno Gutierrez
KEY FACTS
Bolivia lost their first game of qualifying last week, falling 4-2 to Uruguay in Montevideo. The team has not qualified for the World Cup since the 1994 tournament in the United States.  The Bolivians are still looking for their first victory of 2011.		Colombia defeated Bolivia in this year's Copa America, winning 2-0 as Radamel Falcao bagged a brace. Teofilo Gutierrez will start at striker in place of Falcao, who will be on the bench for tactical reasons, due to the Racing man's ability to posses the ball, according to coach Leonel Alvarez. Since the Copa America, Colombia defeated Honduras 2-0 in their only friendly.

Chile

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Peru

PROBABLE LINE-UPS
Bravo Jara, Ponce, Contreras Isla, Vidal, Beausejour Fernandez, Valdivia Pinilla, Suazo		ButronRodriguez, Acasiete, Yotun, Revoredo Balbin, Cruado, Vargas, Farfan Guerrero, Pizarro
KEY FACTS
Claudio Borghi's men started off qualifying with a 4-1 defeat to Argentina in Buenos Aires. Chile have lost three straight games, falling to Spain and Mexico in friendlies and losing on Friday to their neighbours to the east. In qualifying for the 2010 World Cup, Chile defeated the Peruvians twice.		Sergio Markarian's men are off to a cracking start in qualification, dominating Paraguay to the tune of a 2-0 victory at the weekend. Paolo Guerrero scored two goals in the fixture. Peru fell to Chile in July during the Copa America as Andre Carillo's 90th minute own goal awarded the Chileans the 1-0 victory in the group stage.

 

Paraguay

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Uruguay

PROBABLE LINE-UPS
D. Barreto Piris, Da Silva, Veron, Marecos E. Barreto, Riveros Perez, Ramirez, Estigarribia Santa Cruz		Muslera M. Pereira, Lugano, Coates, Fucile Perez, Gargano, A. Pereira  Forlan Suarez, Cavani
KEY FACTS
Paraguay are looking for revenge against their opponents, having lost to Uruguay 3-0 in the Copa America final this year. In the 2-0 loss to Peru in the first game of qualifying, the Paraguayans did not manage a shot on goal. The team last defeated Uruguay in a 2007 World Cup qualifier, winning 1-0 after an early Nelson Valdez strike.		Oscar Tabarez's men have scored at least three goals in their last three games, all victories.  Defender Diego Lugano scored twice in the 4-2 victory over Bolivia on Friday. Uruguay are undefeated in their last nine contests.