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  • Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire book passage

    Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire book passage

    Saturday 4 July 2009
    Nigeria and Côte d'Ivoire will represent Africa at the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Dubai 2009, after qualifier success in Durban, South Africa.
  • El Salvador crowned CONCACAF kings

    El Salvador crowned CONCACAF kings

    Monday 22 June 2009
    El Salvador beat Costa Rica 6-3 in the final of the CONCACAF qualifying competition for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Dubai 2009.

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  • Cote d'Ivoire players celebrating
  • Action photo of Jeffrey Chavarria of Costa Rica, during the premundial soccer beach 2009 held at Puerto Vallarta
  • Christopher Flores of Mexico, during the premundial soccer beach 2009 held at Puerto Vallarta
  • Action photo of Francisco Velasquez of El Salvador celebrating at Puerto Vallarta
  • Argentinian Estudiantes de La Plata's midfielder Leandro Benitez (C) celebrates with teammate defender German Re (R) after scoring a goal against Uruguayan Defensor Sporting
  • Brazilian Palmeiras' player Colombian Pablo Armero reacts in dejection after the end of a Libertadores Cup quaterfinal football match against Uruguayan Nacional
  • México's Ricardo Villalobos shots the ball against Canada during the CONCACAF Beach Soccer qualifier for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2009, played in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, June 17 2009. Courtesy of BSWW/David Diaz
  • México's Flores vies the ball with Canada's Diaz during the CONCACAF Beach Soccer qualifier for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2009, played in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, June 17 2009. Courtesy of BSWW/David Diaz
  • Mexico player celebrate after scoring against Canada at CONCACAF Beach Soccer qualifier for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2009 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, June 17 2009. Courtesy of BSWW/David Diaz
  • A cheerleader is seen performing during a breat at the CONCACAF Beach Soccer qualifier for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2009 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, June 17 2009. Courtesy of BSWW/David Diaz

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