Luiz Felipe Scolari
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EPL: Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Paulinho out for a month
Paulinho was making his first start under current Spurs manager Tim Sherwood when Stoke City's Charlie Adam clattered into him with 28 minutes left in the 3-0 win for the White Hart Lane club.
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Brazil fired up but not complacent, says coach Luiz Felipe Scolari
Luiz Felipe Scolari says he is satisfied with the draw but wants Brazil to stay focused during the opening phase of the FIFA 2014 World Cup. Brazil will meet the Croatians in the June 12 opener in Sao Paulo.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari backs England to impress at World Cup
Former Chelsea manager Scolari has thrice been in charge of teams that have knocked England out of major tournaments - with Brazil at the 2002 World Cup and then with Portugal at the 2004 European Championships and 2006 World Cup.
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Ronaldinho hopeful of World Cup recall
Ronaldinho has not played since September after rupturing his left adductor while training with Brazilian side Atletico Mineiro.
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Brazil confirm friendlies against South Korea, Zambia
The clash against South Korea will be October 12 in Seoul before the Zambia duel in Beijing three days later.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari heaps praise on Ramires, Bernard after Brazil's friendly win
Ramires and Bernard shone in midfield having been drafted into Scolari's starting lineup after injuries to Hulk (hamstring) and Oscar (ankle) during the week.
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Brazil vs Australia friendly: Coach Scolari treats it like World Cup match
Speaking on the eve of the duel at the Mane Garrincha Stadium here, Scolari offered praise of the 'Socceroos', who are ranked 37 places below Scolari's team, reports Xinhua.
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Christian Eriksen thrilled to join Tottenham revolution
The 21-year-old's arrival was confirmed late on Friday, after Spurs had earlier completed moves for Romanian defender Vlad Chiriches and Argentine attacker Erik Lamela.
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Racists almost made me quit, says Tottenham Hotspur's Paulinho
Paulinho first moved to Europe as a teenager, joining Lithuanian side Vilnius before moving on to Polish club LKS Lodz, and he said the abuse he received made him contemplate ending his career.
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Europa League play-off: Townsend, Soldado star as Tottenham Hotspur rout Dinamo Tbilisi
The result in this play-off first leg tie has all but rendered next week's second leg at White Hart Lane meaningless and should see the English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur safely into the Europa League group stages.
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Roberto Soldado finds target on Tottenham debut
Gareth Bale was absent from the Tottenham squad for a pre-season friendly against Espanyol, but manager Andre Villas-Boas was able to hand debuts to both Soldado and Brazil midfielder Paulinho.
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Move to Manchester City unlikely, says Fred
Brazil striker Fred has declared his wish to remain at Rio de Janeiro club Fluminense after reportedly attracting interest from English side Manchester City.
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EPL Transfer News: Tottenham Hotspur confirm Paulinho signing
The 24-year-old Paulinho, previously with Corinthians, was a regular for Brazil during their Confederations Cup campaign which culminated in a 3-0 win over Spain in the final on Sunday.
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Transfer news: Paulinho confirms Tottenham move
Unknown to most Brazilian fans as little as a year ago, Paulinho played a key role in Corinthians' Copa Libertadores-FIFA Club World Cup double last year. He is now one of the first players picked by national coach Luiz Felipe Scolari.
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Brazil media acclaims national team's Confederations Cup win
Folha de Sao Paulo declared Luiz Felipe Scolari's team had endeared itself to those yearning for Brazil's return to the "joga bonito". Another daily, Terra, said Neymar had "turned the tables" after Barcelona's 4-0 victory over the 21-year-old's former club Santos in the FIFA Club World Cup final in Japan in 2011.
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EPL: Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Paulinho out for a month
Paulinho was making his first start under current Spurs manager Tim Sherwood when Stoke City's Charlie Adam clattered into him with 28 minutes left in the 3-0 win for the White Hart Lane club.
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Brazil fired up but not complacent, says coach Luiz Felipe Scolari
Luiz Felipe Scolari says he is satisfied with the draw but wants Brazil to stay focused during the opening phase of the FIFA 2014 World Cup. Brazil will meet the Croatians in the June 12 opener in Sao Paulo.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari backs England to impress at World Cup
Former Chelsea manager Scolari has thrice been in charge of teams that have knocked England out of major tournaments - with Brazil at the 2002 World Cup and then with Portugal at the 2004 European Championships and 2006 World Cup.
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Ronaldinho hopeful of World Cup recall
Ronaldinho has not played since September after rupturing his left adductor while training with Brazilian side Atletico Mineiro.
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Brazil confirm friendlies against South Korea, Zambia
The clash against South Korea will be October 12 in Seoul before the Zambia duel in Beijing three days later.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari heaps praise on Ramires, Bernard after Brazil's friendly win
Ramires and Bernard shone in midfield having been drafted into Scolari's starting lineup after injuries to Hulk (hamstring) and Oscar (ankle) during the week.
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Brazil vs Australia friendly: Coach Scolari treats it like World Cup match
Speaking on the eve of the duel at the Mane Garrincha Stadium here, Scolari offered praise of the 'Socceroos', who are ranked 37 places below Scolari's team, reports Xinhua.
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Christian Eriksen thrilled to join Tottenham revolution
The 21-year-old's arrival was confirmed late on Friday, after Spurs had earlier completed moves for Romanian defender Vlad Chiriches and Argentine attacker Erik Lamela.
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Racists almost made me quit, says Tottenham Hotspur's Paulinho
Paulinho first moved to Europe as a teenager, joining Lithuanian side Vilnius before moving on to Polish club LKS Lodz, and he said the abuse he received made him contemplate ending his career.
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Europa League play-off: Townsend, Soldado star as Tottenham Hotspur rout Dinamo Tbilisi
The result in this play-off first leg tie has all but rendered next week's second leg at White Hart Lane meaningless and should see the English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur safely into the Europa League group stages.
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Roberto Soldado finds target on Tottenham debut
Gareth Bale was absent from the Tottenham squad for a pre-season friendly against Espanyol, but manager Andre Villas-Boas was able to hand debuts to both Soldado and Brazil midfielder Paulinho.
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Move to Manchester City unlikely, says Fred
Brazil striker Fred has declared his wish to remain at Rio de Janeiro club Fluminense after reportedly attracting interest from English side Manchester City.
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EPL Transfer News: Tottenham Hotspur confirm Paulinho signing
The 24-year-old Paulinho, previously with Corinthians, was a regular for Brazil during their Confederations Cup campaign which culminated in a 3-0 win over Spain in the final on Sunday.
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Transfer news: Paulinho confirms Tottenham move
Unknown to most Brazilian fans as little as a year ago, Paulinho played a key role in Corinthians' Copa Libertadores-FIFA Club World Cup double last year. He is now one of the first players picked by national coach Luiz Felipe Scolari.
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Brazil media acclaims national team's Confederations Cup win
Folha de Sao Paulo declared Luiz Felipe Scolari's team had endeared itself to those yearning for Brazil's return to the "joga bonito". Another daily, Terra, said Neymar had "turned the tables" after Barcelona's 4-0 victory over the 21-year-old's former club Santos in the FIFA Club World Cup final in Japan in 2011.
