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*'''''The Peacemaker''''' is the name of a film; see ''[[The Peacemaker (film)|The Peacemaker]]''.
'''José Luis Félix Chilavert''' (born [[July 27]], [[1965]] in [[Luque]]) is an [[football (soccer)]] [[goalkeeper]] from [[Paraguay]]. He is considered by many to be the greatest soccer player to come out of that [[South America|South American]] nation. Chilavert is also one of the world's leading free-kick specialists, and often takes penalties. This unusual expertise for a goalkeeper has made him the all-time leading scorer among professional keepers. He has scored 62 goals in his professional career, including eight in international matches. Four of his international goals were scored during [[Paraguay national football team|Paraguay]]'s qualification for the [[Football World Cup 2002|2002 World Cup]].
*'''Peacemaker''' is the name of a comic book character; see [[Peacemaker (comics)]].
 
*'''''The Peacemaker''''' is the name of an anti-duelling pamphlet by [[Thomas Middleton]].
Chilavert made his debut as a soccer player at the age of 15, with the team [[Sportivo Luqueno]], which were a second division team at that time. In [[1989]], he played for the Paraguayan national team for the first time. By then he had already reached division one football, with [[Argentina]]'s [[Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro|San Lorenzo]].
*'''Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers''' is a rock band [[Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers]].
 
*'''The Peacemaker''' is a name for the [[Colt Single Action Army handgun]], a pistol first manufactured in 1873.
He later moved to [[Spain]], where he played with the club [[Real Zaragoza]]. He returned to Argentina, where he played with [[Vélez Sarsfield]], helping them to the Argentine championship three times as well as the [[Copa Libertadores]] and the [[Intercontinental Cup]], both won in [[1994]].
*'''The Great Peacemaker''', a prophet who helped found the [[Haudenosaunee|Haudenosaunee nation]]
 
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He was voted ''World Goalkeeper of the Year'' in [[1995]] and [[1997]]. In [[1998]], he participated in the [[Football World Cup 1998|World Cup]], helping take Paraguay to the second round, where the team lost against [[France national football team|France]]. Chilavert made boasts about being the Cup's best goalkeeper before this tournament.
 
During a qualifying game for the [[Football World Cup 2002|2002 World Cup]], he spat on [[Brazilian national football team|Brazil]]'s player [[Roberto Carlos da Silva|Roberto Carlos]], an action which caused [[FIFA]] to give him a three-match suspension and forced him to watch the first two games of the tournament from the stands. He recently announced his retirement from international football. Furthermore he has been charactised as a spoiled player thanks to his attitude towards fellow team mates, players and managers.
 
He has 74 international caps for Paraguay and an impressive 8 goals.
 
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