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Sport in Paraguay
Sport in Paraguay is an important part of Paraguayan national culture. Football is the most popular sport, while other sports such as rugby union, volleyball, basketball, and tennis all have significant popularity. Chess, futsal, golf, motorsport, and rowing are also noteworthy Paraguayan sports and pastimes.
==Soccer (Futbol)==
(詳細はParaguay by Dutchman William Paats, who moved from the Netherlands to Asunción in 1888.〔(Cien Años de Historia: Sudor, Lagrimas, Sangre, y Victoria )〕 In 1900, small tournaments were held at the Plaza de Armas, a plaza located in downtown Asunción. By 1906 the number of football clubs in Paraguay had increased and the Paraguayan Football Association, the governing body of soccer in Paraguay, was founded. The Paraguayan Soccer Association joined CONMEBOL in 1921, and FIFA in 1925. Football has grown enormously since then, and there are over 1600 teams spread throughout Paraguay participating in multiple leagues.〔(UFI Website )〕 Each of those teams try to make their way to the first division by clearing the different levels of lower divisions. The growth and evolution of Paraguayan soccer can be seen in the achievements made in the club level and by the Paraguay national football team. The national team has participated in eight World Cups, won two Copa América tournaments, and obtained a silver medal at the Olympic Games in 2004. All these accomplishments established Paraguay as the fourth most successful football nation in South America behind Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. At the club level, Olimpia Asunción has won a total of eight international tournaments, including three Copa Libertadores and one Intercontinental Cup. Among the most important and successful football players in Paraguayan history are Arsenio Erico, Aurelio González, Julio César Romero and José Luis Chilavert.〔(Historia de la Albirroja )〕
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