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Copa Peregrino was a friendly football
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tournament
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between clubs of Rio de Janeiro
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and Norway
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in 2008. Hosted in Rio de Janeiro, the competition was played in stadiums such as Estádio Giulite Coutinho
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, in Mesquita Mesquita may refer to:
People
* Mesquita (surname)
* Mesquita Machado (), Portuguese politician
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* Mesquita, Minas Gerais, a municipality in Minas Gerais
* Mesquita, Rio de Janeiro, a municipality in Rio de Janeiro
Sports
* Mesqu ...
, but, one match was played in Estádio OlÃmpico João Havelange. Botafogo
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was the champion even playing one match less than the others teams.
Groups
Brazilians
Norwegians
Final standings
Champion
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''(Unbeaten)''
Scorers
*Paulsen, Start, 2 goals; *Khalili, Start, 2 goals; *Alessandro
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People with the given name Alessandro
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, Botafogo
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, 1 goal;
*Édson
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, Botafogo
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, 1 goal;
*Fábio Fabio is a given name descended from Latin ''Fabius'' and very popular in Italy and Latin America (due to Italian migration). Its English equivalent is Fabian.
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, Botafogo
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, 1 goal;
* Jorge Henrique, Botafogo
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, 1 goal;
* Lúcio Flávio, Botafogo
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, 1 goal
*Zé Carlos
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*Zé Carlos (footballer, born 1943), full name José Carlos Gaspar Ferreira, Brazilian football defender
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, Botafogo
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, 1 goal;
*Hulsker, Start, 1 goal;
*Amaral, Madureira, 1 goal;
*Felipe Alves, Madureira, 1 goal;
*Paulo Roberto, Madureira, 1 goal;
*MÃlson Santos, Madureira, 1 goal;
*Aron, América, 1 goal;
*Assad, América, 1 goal;
*Élvis, América, 1 goal;
*Marco Brito, América, 1 goal;
*Austnes, Viking, 1 goal;
*Fillo, Viking, 1 goal;
*Adelson, Viking, 1 goal;
*Espen, Stabæk, 1 goal;
*Bruno, Boavista, 1 goal;
*Flávio Santos, Boavista, 1 goal;
*Segerstron (own goal), Stabæk, 1 goal;
*Máximo (own goal), América, 1 goal;
*Cléberson (own goal), América, 1 goal.
2008 in Brazilian football
Brazilian football friendly trophies