2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL)

2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL)

Listed below are the dates and results for the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification rounds for South America. 10 teams took part, all in a single group. Teams played against each other in a home-and-away basis, the four teams with most points qualifying to the World Cup. The fifth ranked team entered a play-off against the best team from Oceania, winner of this play-off also qualifying.

Tiebreakers

Final standings

Results

Round 1

September 6, 2003, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 2 - 2 fb-rt|CHI

September 6, 2003, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 2 - 0 fb-rt|VEN|1930

September 6, 2003, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 4 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

September 6, 2003, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 5 - 0 fb-rt|BOL

September 7, 2003, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 1 - 2 fb-rt|BRA

Round 2

September 9, 2003, Caracas, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 0 - 3 fb-rt|ARG

September 9, 2003, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 2 - 1 fb-rt|PER

September 9, 2003, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 4 - 0 fb-rt|COL

September 10, 2003, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 4 - 1 fb-rt|URU

September 10, 2003, Manaus, Brazil - fb|BRA 1 - 0 fb-rt|ECU

Round 3

November 15, 2003, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 2 - 1 fb-rt|ECU

November 15, 2003, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 2 - 1 fb-rt|CHI

November 15, 2003, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 3 - 0 fb-rt|BOL

November 15, 2003, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 0 - 1 fb-rt|VEN|1930

November 16, 2003, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 1 - 1 fb-rt|BRA

Round 4

November 18, 2003, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 2 - 1 fb-rt|BOL

November 18, 2003, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 0 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

November 19, 2003, Curitiba, Brazil - fb|BRA 3 - 3 fb-rt|URU

November 19, 2003, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 0 - 0 fb-rt|PER

November 19, 2003, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 2 - 1 fb-rt|ARG

Round 5

March 30, 2004, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 1 - 0 fb-rt|ECU

March 30, 2004, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 0 - 2 fb-rt|CHI

March 31, 2004, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 0 - 2 fb-rt|COL

March 31, 2004, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 0 - 0 fb-rt|BRA

March 31, 2004, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 0 - 3 fb-rt|VEN|1930

Round 6

June 1, 2004, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 1 - 3 fb-rt|PER

June 1, 2004, San Cristóbal, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 0 - 1 fb-rt|CHI

June 1, 2004, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 2 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

June 2, 2004, Belo Horizonte, Brazil - fb|BRA 3 - 1 fb-rt|ARG

June 2, 2004, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 2 - 1 fb-rt|COL

Round 7

June 5, 2004, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 3 - 2 fb-rt|BOL

June 6, 2004, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 1 - 1 fb-rt|BRA

June 6, 2004, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 5 - 0 fb-rt|URU

June 6, 2004, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 0 - 0 fb-rt|PAR

June 6, 2004, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 0 - 0 fb-rt|VEN|1930

Round 8

September 4, 2004, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 1 - 3 fb-rt|ARG

September 5, 2004, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 0 - 0 fb-rt|COL

September 5, 2004, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 1 - 0 fb-rt|VEN|1930

September 5, 2004, São Paulo, Brazil - fb|BRA 3 - 1 fb-rt|BOL

September 5, 2004, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 1 - 0 fb-rt|ECU

Round 9

October 9, 2004, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 2 - 5 fb-rt|BRA

October 9, 2004, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 1 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

October 9, 2004, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 4 - 2 fb-rt|URU

October 9, 2004, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 1 - 0 fb-rt|PER

October 10, 2004, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 2 - 0 fb-rt|CHI

Round 10

October 12, 2004, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 0 - 0 fb-rt|URU

October 13, 2004, Maceió, Brazil - fb|BRA 0 - 0 fb-rt|COL

October 13, 2004, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 1 - 1 fb-rt|PER

October 13, 2004, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 0 - 0 fb-rt|ARG

October 14, 2004, San Cristóbal, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 3 - 1 fb-rt|ECU

Round 11

November 17, 2004, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 1 - 0 fb-rt|PAR

November 17, 2004, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 3 - 2 fb-rt|VEN|1930

November 17, 2004, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 1 - 0 fb-rt|BOL

November 17, 2004, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 1 - 0 fb-rt|BRA

November 17, 2004, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 2 - 1 fb-rt|CHI

Round 12

March 26, 2005, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 1 - 1 fb-rt|URU

March 26, 2005, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 1 - 2 fb-rt|ARG

March 26, 2005, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 0 - 0 fb-rt|COL

March 27, 2005, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 5 - 2 fb-rt|PAR

March 27, 2005, Goiânia, Brazil - fb|BRA 1 - 0 fb-rt|PER

Round 13

March 29, 2005, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 3 - 1 fb-rt|VEN|1930

March 30, 2005, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 2 - 1 fb-rt|CHI

March 30, 2005, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 2 - 2 fb-rt|ECU

March 30, 2005, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 1 - 1 fb-rt|BRA

March 30, 2005, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 1 - 0 fb-rt|COL

Round 14

June 4, 2005, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 5 - 0 fb-rt|PER

June 4, 2005, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 2 - 0 fb-rt|ARG

June 4, 2005, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 1 - 1 fb-rt|URU

June 4, 2005, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 3 - 1 fb-rt|BOL

June 5, 2005, Porto Alegre, Brazil - fb|BRA 4 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

Round 15

June 7, 2005, Lima, Peru - fb|PER 0 - 0 fb-rt|URU

June 8, 2005, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 3 - 1 fb-rt|BRA

June 8, 2005, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 2 - 1 fb-rt|VEN|1930

June 8, 2005, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 3 - 0 fb-rt|ECU

June 8, 2005, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 4 - 1 fb-rt|BOL

Round 16

September 3, 2005, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 4 - 1 fb-rt|PER

September 3, 2005, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 1 - 2 fb-rt|ECU

September 3, 2005, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 1 - 0 fb-rt|ARG

September 4, 2005, Brasília, Brazil - fb|BRA 5 - 0 fb-rt|CHI

September 4, 2005, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 3 - 2 fb-rt|COL

Round 17

October 8, 2005, Maracaibo, Venezuela - fb|VEN|1930 0 - 1 fb-rt|PAR

October 8, 2005, Quito, Ecuador - fb|ECU 0 - 0 fb-rt|URU

October 8, 2005, Barranquilla, Colombia - fb|COL 1 - 1 fb-rt|CHI

October 9, 2005, Buenos Aires, Argentina - fb|ARG 2 - 0 fb-rt|PER

October 9, 2005, La Paz, Bolivia - fb|BOL 1 - 1 fb-rt|BRA

Round 18

October 12, 2005, Belém, Brazil - fb|BRA 3 - 0 fb-rt|VEN|1930

October 12, 2005, Montevideo, Uruguay - fb|URU 1 - 0 fb-rt|ARG

October 12, 2005, Asunción, Paraguay - fb|PAR 0 - 1 fb-rt|COL

October 12, 2005, Tacna, Peru - fb|PER 4 - 1 fb-rt|BOL

October 12, 2005, Santiago, Chile - fb|CHI 0 - 0 fb-rt|ECU

Comments

As in the 2002 Qualifications, the last match for Argentina was against Uruguay, and on both occasions Uruguay needed a favourable result to reach the 5th place and to then playoff for a place in the World Cup.

ee also

*2010 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL)
*2002 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL)


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