Hong Kong - Brazil
Details.
| Date. | 09.02.2005 |
| Compétition. | Friendlies match |
| City | Hong Kong |
| Country. | Hong Kong |
| Stadium. | Hong Kong Stadium |
| Referee. | M. Chow Wai Sun [Hong Kong] |
Score : 1 - 7
| Brazil | Hong Kong |
| Lúcio 19'
Roberto Carlos 30' Ricardo Oliveira 46' Ronaldinho 49' Ricardo Oliveira 57' Robinho 77' Alex 79' |
Lee Ming 85'
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Club compositions.
| Brazil | Hong Kong |
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Júlio César
Cafu Juan Lúcio Roberto Carlos Emerson Juninho Pernambucano Zé Roberto Ronaldinho Robinho Ricardo Oliveira Belletti 59' < > Cafu Gilberto 59' < > Roberto Carlos Alex 59' < > Ronaldinho Elano 67' < > Juninho Pernambucano Júlio Baptista 67' < > Ricardo Oliveira Renato 75' < > Zé Roberto Trainer : Parreira |
Fan Chun Yip Lee Wai Man Szeto Chun Feng Zhi Man Pei Tak, Poon Cheuk Wong Yue Lau Chi Keung Law Chun Bong Cheung Sai Ho Au Wai Lee Ming (Wong Yue, 53') Chu Sun Kei (Law Chun Bong, 53') Xiao Guo Ji (Fan Chun Yip, 74') |
Partenaires
Resume.
Brazil enjoyed a stroll in the park in Hong Kong as they crushed their hosts 7-1.
The World Cup holders used the game as a warm-up for their 2006 qualifier against Peru next month.
Many people have questioned why this friendly was played against such lowly opposition in Hong Kong. It would appear this was purely a financial move for CBF.
Carlos Alberto Parreira's side had little difficulty in dispatching Hong Kong, particularly as the bulk of their big players were present for the match.
Lucio started in the scoring on 20 minutes.
Roberto Carlos extended the advantage on the half-hour mark before Ricardo Oliveira's goal on the stroke of half time further demonstrated the difference in class.
Ronaldinho made it 4-0 five minutes into the second half before the Barcelona star was given a rest, along with the likes of Roberto Carlos and captain Cafu.
Oliveira poached his second of the game on 57 minutes before Samba starlet Robinho grabbed Brazil's sixth on 78 minutes.
Alex's penalty two minutes later rounded off the scoring for Brazil, with Hong Kong netting a late consolation by Lee Sze-ming.
