var teamInfo={"2134628892B06B90":"Paraguay","5D47EACB4D5E6DAA3CEC66553FE0120E":"","C403D9D9F071ACF5":"519","55ED8B411B9B6085":"","E0A04148ADEEA21E":"http:\/\/www.apf.org.py","8A2C437DD6BF07ECBF73DA968D3B75C4":"Gustavo Julio Alfaro","E0F6EEE10E22199909912E9167EBFDA2":"Paraguay","411CCFA197052F93":"Paraguay","8C36798E00E0D688B6705FB6F02CF010":"76","7E907563BF179508":"apf@telesurf.com.py","C08EDA0A226BF5BFC211B6FCDAE25C17":"Estadio de los Defensores del Chaco ,Calle Mayor Martinez 1393 ,ASUNCION","4406E48704A97D6900ACBB46602769C2":"0","D1518711AEB23972F2EDEC88D48D85B0":"<STRONG><U>CLUB<\/U><\/STRONG><BR><BR><STRONG>Olimpo<\/STRONG><BR>Primera B Nacional (1): 2001 Apertura<BR><BR><STRONG>Quilmes<\/STRONG><BR>Primera B Nacional (1): 2003<BR><BR><STRONG>Arsenal<\/STRONG><BR>Copa Sudamericana (1): 2007<BR>Argentine Primera Division (1): 2012 Clausura<BR>Copa Argentina (1): 2012&#8211;13<BR><BR><STRONG>Boca Juniors<\/STRONG><BR>Supercopa Argentina: 2018<BR>Superliga Argentina: 2019&#8211;20","5A3E8B25A329ABB4785C62D37B63DE94":"<P>Gustavo Julio Alfaro (born 14 August 1962) is an Argentine former footballer and currently a manager for Ecuador national football team.<BR><BR>Alfaro had a short career as a footballer, he was captain of the Atl&#233;tico de Rafaela, with which he won promotion to the Argentine Primera Divisi&#243;n in 1989. Alfaro retired from football in 1992 to concentrate on his coaching career. He won his first league title with Arsenal de Sarand&#237; in the 2012 Clausura.<\/P>","63D5A09C1F729528628C60E02F0396E1":"<P><STRONG>FIFA World Cup appearances:<\/STRONG> 8 (1930, 1950, 1958, 1986, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010)<BR>Best result: Round 2 (1986, 1998, 2002 )<\/P><P><STRONG>Copa Am&#233;rica appearances:<\/STRONG> 32 (1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1929, 1937, 1939, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1963, 1967, 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2007)<\/P><P><STRONG>Winner Copa Am&#233;rica: <\/STRONG>2 (1953,1979)<\/P>","2EBB7B469EDB7E39":"Gustavo Julio Alfaro","60DC9D976694DF52":"1","7E5D3E774B9EC62B":"Asuncion","622EB7B4B85B2C76":"<P><STRONG>First international:<\/STRONG> Paraguay 1 - 5 Argentina (11 March 1919)<\/P><P><STRONG>Biggest win:<\/STRONG> Paraguay 7 - 0 Bolivia (30 April 1949)<\/P><P><STRONG>Biggest defeat:<\/STRONG> Argentina 8 - 0 Paraguay (20 October 1926)<\/P><P><STRONG>Top scorer:<\/STRONG>&nbsp;Jos&#233; Saturnino Cardozo (25)<\/P><P><STRONG>Most caps:<\/STRONG>&nbsp;Carlos Gamarra (110)<\/P>","DE0C7E7350A48DF5A65F90F776C48D66":"Costa Rica","9BA4801895A8DFD49438954196B52718":"Estadio Defensores del Chaco","4DFD3563356F21B8":"1","94D0847B815EE9D1AA49123A5072B2C7":"<P>Having just put together their best ever qualification campaign, Paraguay are entitled to think big ahead of their fourth consecutive appearance at the FIFA World Cup&#8482; finals. Under the guidance of Argentinian coach Gerardo Martino, the current Albirroja crop look to have what it takes to build on the progress made by their predecessors at France 1998 and Korea\/Japan 2002, where the Paraguayans reached the Round of 16 before being knocked out by France and Germany respectively.<BR><BR>While maintaining the defensive standards set by those two sides, Los Guaran&#237;es have added an exciting attacking dimension to their game thanks to the emergence of a clutch of powerful and talented forwards with the ability to unsettle any opposing rearguard. That new-found offensive threat could make all the difference as Paraguay look to make amends for their first-round elimination at Germany 2006, a setback that several members of the current squad experienced at first hand and are determined not to repeat in South Africa.<BR><BR><STRONG>The road to South Africa<BR><\/STRONG><BR>Paraguay broke through the 30-point barrier for the first time since the current qualifying system came into being. Recording ten wins (the most in the group along with Chile), three draws and five defeats, they collected 33 points in all to finish third behind the Chileans and Brazil. Martino&#39;s side confirmed their ticket to the finals in style with a 1-0 defeat of Argentina in Asuncion in September, with President Fernando Lugo declaring a national holiday to allow the nation to celebrate the achievement.<BR><BR>The key to the Paraguayans&#39; impressive progress was their form at the imposing Estadio Defensores del Chaco, where they won seven games in all. On the road they lost just three times and picked up 12 points in total, a record that suggests they have the resources to cause problems for their opponents in the finals.<\/P>","2775A0F6CDE5FA9FEBFF51A9CD3C0BB9":"Costa Rica,Ecuador,Boca Juniors,CA Huracan,Gimnasia La Plata,Tigre,Al-Ahli Saudi FC,Arsenal de Sarandi,Rosario Central,San Lorenzo de Almagro,Quilmes","E1D5C635E9B8B544CDBA4735F8E03DC0":"","E45C1F715A41C4086A1A5DFF72C29C40":"42354","B850B84A81F37F05F4386A810BC6107CF078F37712465C6A":"1906","5FF2086A93BB2EE023D0558B503D08D2":"Argentina","66B628A331EE3B62":"27.14","C0939111B6B9B2A43FCCB75CD7645021":"Paraguay","FBAF2B9B8402EC60":"102746","E6C7E9F1C9CF42CA43917444E7095BC4":"2024-8-16","4406E48704A97D69D6728A5D009266729A239ADB920A5D02":"1","D94224B0718FDBA6500EEB9BC8E208DC":"1962-8-14","e_index":9};