Brazil sneak into top spot

Brazil crushed Venezuela 3-0 to finish top of the South American World Cup qualifying group.

Brazil sneak into top spot
Thu, 13 Oct, 2005 - 09:55

Brazil crushed Venezuela 3-0 to finish top of the South American World Cup qualifying group.

The world champions finished level on 34 points with Argentina but pipped their arch rivals on goal difference.

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