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Round of 16 Start List Brazil - New Zealand # 37 28 OCT 2015 17:00 Vina Del Mar / Estadio Sausalito / CHI FIFA U-17 World Cup Chile 2015 Round of 16 Start list Brazil - New Zealand # 37 28 OCT 2015 17:00 Vina Del Mar / Estadio Sausalito / CHI Brazil (BRA) Shirt: yellow Shorts: blue Socks: blue/white Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA Y 2Y=R R 1 JULIANO GK 14/03/98 Atletico Paranaense (BRA) 186 3 270 2 2 KLEBER DF 02/08/98 CR Flamengo (BRA) 163 3 245 3 RONALDO (C) X DF 12/01/98 Cruzeiro EC (BRA) 184 3 270 1 6 ROGERIO DF 13/01/98 SC Internacional (BRA) 178 3 270 7 LEANDRO FW 11/10/98 AA Ponte Preta (BRA) 174 3 233 2 9 LUIS HENRIQUE FW 17/03/98 Botafogo FR (BRA) 180 3 209 10 EVANDER MF 09/06/98 CR Vasco da Gama (BRA) 179 14 EDER MILITAO DF 18/01/98 Sao Paulo FC (BRA) 186 3 270 16 GUILHERME MF 12/07/98 Santos FC (BRA) 180 2 105 17 GEOVANE MF 15/06/98 EC Vitoria (BRA) 169 2 131 1 19 ARTHUR FW 03/07/98 Santos FC (BRA) 175 3 185 1 Substitutes 4 LEO SANTOS DF 09/12/98 SC Corinthians (BRA) 186 5 LIZIERO MF 07/02/98 Sao Paulo FC (BRA) 175 2 144 12 FILIPE GK 31/01/98 SC Corinthians (BRA) 188 13 DODO DF 17/11/98 Coritiba FC (BRA) 167 1 25 15 ZE MARCOS DF 01/02/98 Atletico Paranaense (BRA) 184 18 MATHEUZINHO MF 11/02/98 America FC (BRA) 164 2 37 20 ERON FW 16/07/98 EC Vitoria (BRA) 172 3 32 21 GABRIEL BATISTA GK 03/06/98 CR Flamengo (BRA) 188 8 ANDREY N MF 15/02/98 CR Vasco da Gama (BRA) 176 3 270 2 11 LINCOLN N MF 07/11/98 Gremio (BRA) 174 3 225 1 1 Coach Carlos NASCIMENTO (BRA) New Zealand (NZL) Shirt: white Shorts: white Socks: white Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA Y 2Y=R R 1 Michael WOUD GK 16/01/99 Sutherland AFC (AUS) 194 3 270 7 2 Jack-Henry SINCLAIR DF 23/02/98 North Shore United A. (NZL) 176 3 268 6 Benjamin MATA (C) DF 10/08/98 Onehunga Sports FC (NZL) 186 8 Dane SCHNELL MF 14/05/99 Western Springs AFC (NZL) 175 3 270 9 Connor PROBERT FW 06/04/98 Western Springs AFC (NZL) 185 3 270 10 Logan ROGERSON FW 28/05/98 Wellington United AF. (NZL) 182 3 270 11 James MCGARRY FW 09/04/98 Wellington United AF. (NZL) 179 3 269 1 13 Joe BELL MF 27/04/99 Wellington United AF. (NZL) 181 2 97 14 Owen PARKER-PRICE MF 10/12/98 Western Suburbs FC (NZL) 164 3 216 15 Luke JOHNSON DF 15/04/98 North Shore United A. (NZL) 186 1 2 20 Lucas IMRIE FW 20/05/98 Central United FC (NZL) 183 3 249 1 Substitutes 3 Liam JONES DF 18/01/99 Western Suburbs FC (NZL) 182 1 1 4 Oliver CECI MF 22/02/98 North Shore United A. (NZL) 183 1 45 7 Sarpreet SINGH MF 20/02/99 Wellington United AF. (NZL) 172 3 54 12 Reuben CLARK GK 04/08/98 Onehunga Sports FC (NZL) 184 17 Callum MCCOWATT MF 30/04/99 Western Suburbs FC (NZL) 180 3 128 18 Wali MOHAMMADI FW 21/01/99 Western Suburbs FC (NZL) 175 19 Sean SKEENS FW 12/09/98 Birkenhead United AF. (NZL) 174 1 21 21 Christian WOODBRIDGE GK 19/03/98 Onehunga Sports FC (NZL) 184 5 Liam WILLIAMS N DF 17/07/98 Western Springs AFC (NZL) 185 3 270 2 16 Hunter ASHWORTH N DF 08/01/98 Univ. San Francisco (USA) 195 3 270 1 2 Coach Danny HAY (NZL) Matches played MP : Matches played Pos : Position ST : Status 17 Oct BRA - KOR 0 : 1 ( 0 : 0 ) 19 Oct NZL - FRA 1 : 6 ( 0 : 5 ) Min : Minutes played GK : Goalkeeper A : Absent 20 Oct ENG - BRA 0 : 1 ( 0 : 0 ) 22 Oct NZL - SYR 0 : 0 GF : Goals for DF : Defender N : Not eligible to play 23 Oct GUI - BRA 1 : 3 ( 0 : 2 ) 25 Oct PAR - NZL 1 : 2 ( 1 : 1 ) GA : Goals against MF : Midfielder I : Injured Y : Single yellow card FW : Forward X : Misses next match if 2Y=R : Expulsions due to 2nd caution C : Captain booked R : Direct red card DOB : Date of birth WED 28 OCT 2015 19:46 CET / 15:46 Local time - Version 1 15°C / 59°F Hum.: 82% Page 1 / 1.
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