Santiago de Chile - Uruguay and Paraguay clash today in the Copa America soccer Chile-2015, focusing on a victory that allows them to secure second place in Group B and the direct qualification to the quarterfinals.

Uruguay never throws to leap and is famous for its claw, while Paraguay fight matches with great dedication, all of which revolve about the clash.

Madrid- Sergio Ramos, star of the Spanish team and Real Madrid, today traveled to Cuba as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Fund for Children (UNICEF), confirmed local press.
Today begins my journey with UNICEF and the desire is to reach Cuba and learn more about the country, he announced on the social networking the emblematic Madrid player, world champion in South Africa (2010) and the European Championship twice (2008 and 2012).

Santiago de Chile - Dunga seemed even-tempered when he faced the media after his first flop as soccer trainer of Brazil, after putting together 11 consecutive victories, but for an instant he lost his nerve to attack with irony Chilean referee Enrique Osses.

He was right about Osses, terrible also at the World Cup 2014, main to blame for the party gone sour and concluding with an ugly disturbance on the field. A bad note for Cup America.

Lima - The Cuban women''s volleyball team made its debut at the Pan American Cup Movistar with a hard-won victory over its similar of Peru, host of the tournament opened yesterday.

The Cuban team won 3-0, although the results show the sets were fiercely disputed 25-21, 25-20 and 25-22.

The Cuban team, placed in Group B, efficiently tightened the block, preventing the effectiveness of the Peruvian attack and having Melissa Vargas as the main player .

Santiago de Chile - Brazil Neymar will test the aspirations of Colombia today in America Copa Chile-2015, and will attempt to reassert itself at the top of Group C of the competition.

The unique on Wednesday match will mark the fate of Colombians in the race, after his surprise 0-1 reverse against Venezuela in his first outing.

Berna - FIFA announced Thursday that its legally embattled executive committee will convene July 20 in Zurich, the scene of shocking hotel raids two weeks ago.

An "Ex-co" meeting agenda released by the governing body includes "reform of FIFA´s organizational structure," the setting of a timetable for election of a new FIFA president to replace Sepp Blatter, and "any other items proposed."