2010/11 Brazil Jerseys
Brazil Home Jersey 07/09
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Price: $47.99
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Brazil Sleeveless Training Top Royal 08/09
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Price: $38.50
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Brazil Adjustable Woven Warm Up Suit Dark Grey/Yellow
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Price: $99.99
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Brazil Home Authentic Players Jersey (Ltd Boxed Edition
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Price: $99.99
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Brazil Travel Polo Yellow 08/09
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Price: $43.75
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Brazil Woven Pants Blue 08/09
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Price: $64.99
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08/09 Brazil Away Jersey
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Price: $69.99
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Brazil Windbreaker Yellow/Silver 08/09
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Price: $99.99
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Brazil Travel Polo White 08/09
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Price: $43.75
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Brazil Anthem Full Zip Jacket Yellow/Green Women's
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Price: $87.50
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Brazil Federation Tee Blue 08/09
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Price: $29.99
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08/09 Brazil Soccer Training Jersey
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Price: $43.99
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Brazil Ronaldinho Tee 08/09
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Price: $26.25
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07/09 Brazil Home Jersey
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Price: $42.99
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Brazil Anthem Full Zip Jacket Yellow/Green 08/09
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Price: $52.99
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Brazil Federation Tee Yellow Boys 08/09
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Price: $22.75
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Brazil Soccer
The Brazilian national football team is controlled by the Confederacao Brasileira de Futebol, and forms part of the CONMEBOL confederation, which includes all South American countries. The Brazilian team is ranked 3rd in the FIFA rankings. Over the years, the maximum ranking was 1st and the minimum was 8th. The Brazil national team played its first match on the 20th September 1914 against eternal rivals Argentina, a match which they lost 3-0. Their biggest win was 14-0 against Nicaragua, while the biggest defeat was 6-0 against Uruguay.
Brazil is one of the strongest football nations in the world. They participated in each and every edition of the World Cup starting in 1930, meaning a total of 18 competitions. Brazil won 5 of these editions: 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, and 2002. Brazil appeared 32 times in the Copa America, winning it 8 times, and five times in the Confederations Cup, winning it twice. The Golden Era of the club was between 1958 and 1970, when the great Pele graced the Brazilian squad. The present coach is the Brazilian Dunga, while the current record cap holder is Cafu with 142 appearance.
Nike manufactures the uniforms for Brazil. Ever since 1954, the traditional colours of the home uniform have been yellow and green for the jersey, blue for the shorts and white for the socks. The current home jersey continues the tradition of this great football nation. The away uniform has a blue jersey, complemented by white shorts and white socks.
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If you are looking for more information on Brazil check out their website, their wikipeida listing or other sites available on Open Directory.
