El italiano Giorgio Chiellini durante un entrenamiento, el 8 de septiembre de 2009 en Turín
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El italiano Giorgio Chiellini durante un entrenamiento, el 8 de septiembre de 2009 en Turín

10 octubre 2009 06:51 AM
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Las selecciones de Italia y Alemania pueden lograr el sábado 10 de octubre de 2009, como las de Dinamarca, Eslovaquia y Serbia, la clasificación directa para el Mundial-2010 de fútbol de Sudáfrica, mientras que Portugal ya no depende de sí mismo para sellar su billete hacia el país africano. Foto:Giuseppe Cacace/AFP

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