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LONDON (AP) While football's romantics may wish for a long-awaited first for Spain or a historic African victory on South African turf, the 2010 World Cup looks like being a sixth triumph for Brazil.

Coach Dunga may have alienated some fans with pragmatic rather than typically Brazilian flamboyant play, but next year's championship should end with another success for the World Cup's most successful team.

The last six teams sneaked into the competition through the back door of the playoffs on Wednesday and the fact that France and Uruguay made it means that all seven winners will be in the field of 32 going into next month's draw in Cape Town.

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Team	W	D	L	DIF	PTS
Group 1
Sport Recife	4	1	1	3	13
Palmeiras	3	1	2	2	10
Colo Colo	2	1	3	2	7
LDU Quito	1	1	4	-7	4
Group 2
Boca Juniors	5	0	1	8	15
Deportivo Cuenca	3	1	2	5	10
Deportivo Táchira	3	0	3	-3	9
Club Guarani	0	1	5	-10	1
Group 3
Nacional	4	2	0	9	14
Dep Univ San Martin	2	2	2	-2	8
River Plate	2	1	3	-2	7
Club Nacional	1	1	4	-5	4
Group 4
São Paulo	4	1	1	4	13
Defensor Sporting	2	2	2	0	8
Ind. Medellín	1	4	1	0	7
América de Cali	0	3	3	-4	3
Group 5
Cruzeiro	4	1	1	4	13
Estudiantes LP	3	1	2	5	10
Deportivo Quito	2	2	2	-3	8
U. de Sucre	0	2	4	-6	2
Group 6
FC Caracas	3	1	2	3	10
Guadalajara	2	3	1	3	9
Everton	2	2	2	-3	8
Lanús	0	4	2	-3	4
Group 7
Grêmio	5	1	0	10	16
Universidad de Chile	3	1	2	2	10
Chicó FC	3	0	3	0	9
Aurora	0	0	6	-12	0
Group 8
Libertad	4	0	2	2	12
San Luís Potosí	2	2	2	0	8
Universitario	2	2	2	-1	8
San Lorenzo	2	0	4	-1	6

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