2018–2020 CSV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup

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The 2018–2020 CSV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup were a beach volleyball double-gender event. Teams from South American countries were split into groups of four, where an elimination bracket determined the 2 teams to advance to the next stage from the sub-zones. The winners of the event qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Pool A was contested in Brasília, Brazil.

	Semifinals					Final
	Venezuela		4
	Paraguay		0			Brazil		4
	Brazil		4			Venezuela		0
	Bolivia		0

• Third place:  Bolivia 3–1  Paraguay

•  Brazil qualified for final phase.  Venezuela qualified to phase 3.  Bolivia qualified to phase 2.

Pool B was contested in Mar del Plata, Argentina.

	Semifinals					Final
	Ecuador		0
	Colombia		3			Argentina		3
						Colombia		1

•  Argentina qualified for final phase.  Colombia qualified for third phase.

Pool B was contested in Coquimbo, Chile.

	Semifinals					Final
	Chile		3
	French Guiana		0			Chile		2
	Uruguay		3			Uruguay		1
	Peru		0

• Third place:  Peru 0–3 French Guiana

•  Chile qualified for final phase.  Uruguay and French Guiana qualified to phase 2.

Pool A was contested in Brasília, Brazil.

	Semifinals					Final
	Uruguay		1
	Ecuador		3			Brazil		2
						Ecuador		1

•  Brazil qualified to third round.

Pool B was contested in Coquimbo, Chile.

	Semifinals					Final
	Chile		2
	Venezuela		3			Colombia		3
	Colombia		3			Venezuela		2
	French Guiana		0

• Third place:  Chile 3–0 French Guiana

•  Colombia qualified for phase 3.  Venezuela and  Chile qualified to phase 2.

Pool C was contested in Asunción, Paraguay.

	Semifinals					Final
	Argentina		3
	Bolivia		0			Paraguay		0
	Paraguay		3			Argentina		3
	Peru		0

• Third place:  Bolivia 0–3  Peru

•  Argentina qualified for third round.  Paraguay and  Peru qualified to phase 2.

• Phase 2 was contested in Portoviejo, Ecuador.

	Quarterfinal					Semifinal					Final
	Ecuador		4
	Bolivia		0			Bolivia		2
						French Guiana		3
											Ecuador		3
											French Guiana		1

•  Ecuador qualified for third phase.

• Phase 2 was contested in Montevideo, Uruguay.^[1][2]

	Quarterfinal					Semifinal					Final
	Uruguay		2
	Peru		3			Chile		3
						Peru		1
											Uruguay		2
											Chile		3

•  Chile qualified for third phase.

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Total	Report
		Venezuela	3–1	Colombia
1 Feb	8:00	Henríquez–Charly	2–0	Perea–Corredor	21–15	21–14		42–29
1 Feb	8:50	Hernán–Mussa	2–0	Rivas–Denis	21–13	21–17		42–30
1 Feb	15:30	Henríquez–Charly	2–0	Rivas–Denis	21–12	21–17		42–29
1 Feb	16:20	Hernán–Mussa	1–2	Perea–Corredor	16–21	21–12	11–15	48–48

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Total	Report
		Uruguay	3–1	Ecuador
1 Feb	9:40	Moccelini–Cairus	1–2	Jaramillo–Marcos	21–15	17–21	11–15	49–51
1 Feb	10:30	Hannibal–Baldi	2–0	Leon–Quiñones	21–17	21–9		42–26
1 Feb	17:10	Moccelini–Cairus	2–0	Leon–Quiñones	21–17	21–9		42–26
1 Feb	18:00	Hannibal–Baldi	2–0	Jaramillo–Marcos	21–18	21–17		42–35

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Total	Report
		Colombia	2–2	Ecuador
2 Feb	8:00	Rivas–Denis	0–2	Jaramillo–Marcos	14–21	17–21		31–42
2 Feb	8:50	Perea–Corredor	2–0	Leon–Quiñones	21–13	21–15		42–28
2 Feb	15:30	Rivas–Denis	2–1	Leon–Quiñones	22–20	18–21	16–14	56–55
2 Feb	16:20	Perea–Corredor	1–2	Jaramillo–Marcos	21–16	18–21	11–15	50–52

•  Colombia took third place.

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Total	Report
		Uruguay	2–3	Venezuela
2 Feb	9:40	Moccelini–Cairus	1–2	Hernán–Mussa	16–21	21–16	16–18	53–55
2 Feb	10:30	Hannibal–Baldi	2–1	Henríquez–Charly	13–21	21–17	15–10	49–48
2 Feb	17:10	Moccelini–Cairus	0–2	Henríquez–Charly	24–26	18–21		42–45
2 Feb	18:00	Hannibal–Baldi	2–0	Hernán–Mussa	21–13	21–17		42–30
2 Feb	19:50	Uruguay	13–15 (GS)	Venezuela

•  Venezuela took first place.
•  Uruguay took second place
•  Venezuela will play in the final round against  Argentina,  Brazil and  Chile.

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