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Goalkeeper
1 Diego Alves UD Almería 24/06/1985
12 Renan Valencia CF 24/01/1985
Defender
3 Alex Silva São Paulo FC 10/03/1985
14 Breno Bayern München 13/10/1989
13 Ilsinho Shakhtar Donetsk 12/10/1985
6 Marcelo Real Madrid 12/05/1988
2 Rafinha FC Schalke 04 07/09/1985
4 Thiago Silva Fluminense RJ 22/09/1984
Midfielder
7 Anderson Manchester United 13/04/1988
15 Diego Werder Bremen 28/02/1985
5 Hernanes São Paulo FC 29/05/1985
8 Lucas Leiva Liverpool FC 09/01/1987
11 Ramires Cruzeiro 24/03/1987
10 Ronaldinho AC Milan 21/03/1980
16 Thiago Neves Fluminense RJ 27/02/1985
Forward
9 Alexandre Pato AC Milan 02/09/1989
18 Jô Manchester City 20/03/1987
17 Rafael Sóbis Real Betis 17/06/1985
Manager
Dunga 31/10/1963

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Brazil retained their Olympic men's football title as substitute Malcom struck the winner in a 2-1 victory over Spain after extra time in Yokohama on Saturday....
Reigning Olympic men's football champions Brazil sealed a return to the final as they defeated Mexico 4-1 on penalties Tuesday following a goalless draw after 120 minutes in Kashima....
Richarlison continued his fine form at the Olympics with a double as Brazil eased into the quarter-finals after a 3-1 win over Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, as Germany exited the men's tournament and hosts Japan progressed with a thrashing of France....
Reigning champions Brazil were held to a goalless draw by the Ivory Coast in the men's Olympic football competition on Sunday, while Andre-Pierre Gignac's hat-trick in a 4-3 win over South Africa kept France's hopes alive....
Brazil's Paulinho celebrated his goal in his country's 4-2 Olympic Games victory over Germany by making the gesture of an archer to take a public stand against religious intolerance....
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