Chilean selection pressed Bolivia from start to finish the match of the night Friday in Foxboro, and left the lead. But suffered a great goal in rare opponent danger bid and was tied by 1-1, the second round of Group D of the World Cup Centenary America.
CHILE 2-1 BOLIVIA
Suerte campeón. La selección Chilean futbol sumo tres puntos al defeat 2-1 to Bolivia criminal con un en el last minute, en actividad del Group D de la Copa America Centenario 2016.
Chile 2-1 defeat to Bolivia criminal con un polemical en el last minute. La selección de Chile consiguió criminal un en el que le dio last minute vida en el torneo, y se llevaron three puntos claves.
Arturo Vidal (46 ', 90') fue el Salvador del Chile set against Bolivia y sigue con vida en el grupo D. Jhasmany Campos Anoto to them Bolivians al minute 61 '.
Until the refereeing find a non-existent penalty - alleged ball in hand - after 53 minutes of the final stage to Vidal annotate and give the victory by 2-1 to current continental champions, virtually eliminating the Bolivians.
The same Vidal shook the network for Chileans with 30 seconds of the second half after table with Pinilla and Campos equalized on 15 minutes, hitting a rocket at an angle free kick from far away.
The result leads Chile, that the premiere was defeated by 2-1 by Argentina, three points. Argentina and Panama - each also with three points - face off later on Friday.
Just Chile beat Panama on June 14 to advance. Defeated by Panamanians in the premiere, Bolivians take the mighty Argentina in the final round, also 14, without concrete chances rating. A lot of struggle and little chances
So you can set the game to start in Arena Gilette. The teams could not mend good moves and abused the fouls in midfield. The match was only warm after 30 minutes, when the Chileans decided to assert his favoritism and mended a number of good opportunities, but without effectiveness in submissions; 31 minutes Pinilla received a shored ball inside the area and sent the ball just wide.
Five minutes later, Hernandes amended beautiful chote first, but the ball ended up going out. Soon after, after confusion in the area, Sanchez scored very closely without goalkeeper, however, Zentero saved on the line. Thus, the players have been tied to the range of 0 A 0.
The Chilean pressure at the end of the first made the team go in with everything in the second half. Before the first minute, Vidal took mess of Arce, tabled with Pinilla and dirty scored to make the score equal.
After the goal, Pinilla had a chance to make a real home run and extend the lead but wasted; seven minutes, the number 9 received crossing Orellana and tried the bike, but ended up sending out.
Despite the overwhelming start in the final 45 minutes, Chilean knew that old world football: Who does not, take. After 15 minutes, Jashmani Campos charged a fault with true perfection and sent on Claudio Bravo angle to tie the duel.
Thereafter, it was the turn of the current South American champions to project almost completely to the attack. Entitled to great defense Lampe in exquisite free kick Alexis Sánchez, Vargas taking advantage rebound inside the area and kicking over the defender and various offensive Isla and Beausejour, the end of the second half was marked by Bolivia only trying to defend himself.
However, in addition to eight minutes of stoppage time the referee gave a penalty, which was converted by Vidal. Thus, the Chilean won the duel by 2-1.
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CHILE 2 X 1 BOLIVIA
Location: Arena Gillette in Boston (United States) Date: June 10, 2016, FridayTime: 20h (GMT) Referee: Jair Marrufo (United States) Assistants: Corey Rockwell (USA) and Peter Manikowski (United States) yellow cards : Campos, Eguino and Veizaga (Bolivia); Hernandez (Chile) Goals: Campos, 15 minutes of the second half (Bolivia); Arturo Vidal in the first minute of the second half (Chile)
CHILE : Claudio Bravo, Mauricio Isla (Fuenzalida), Gary Medel, Gonzalo Jara and Jean Beausejour; Charles Aránguiz, Marcelo Díaz, Arturo Vidal and Mauricio Pinilla;Mark Gonzalez and Alexis Sanchez. Technical : Juan Antonio Pizzi
BOLIVIA: Carlos Lampe, Ronald Eguino, Nelson Cabrera and Marvin Bejarano;Diego Bejarano (Jhasmani Campos), Edward Zenteno, Pedro Azogue, Martin Smedberg and Rodrigo Ramallo; Yasmani Duk and Juan Carlos Arce. Coach: Julio César Baldivieso
