
As the match remained scoreless, Chile became more and more confident. Humberto Suazo connected with a shot that banged the Venezuelan goalpost six minutes into the half. The very next minute, Venezuela goalkeeper Renny Vega was forced into making a good save. With less than a quarter hour to play and the hosts La Vinotinto out of ideas, Chile went into the ascendancy. A warning shot was fired by Marcelo Diaz, but his free kick was pushed away by Vega. However, with five minutes left, Matias Fernandez ran up the right side of the penalty box and took a shot that was deflected in by Grenddy Perozo, finally giving Chile their 1-0 lead they so deserved. In stoppage time, a brilliant one-two-one-two-one passing combination from Charles Aranguiz (pictured, white #20) to Sebastian Pinto led to Aranguiz scoring the insurance goal. Chile win 2-0 to take over first place in CONMEBOL after Matchday Six.
Chile 12 pts +1
Argentina 10 pts +7
Uruguay 8 pts +6
Venezuela 8 pts -2
Colombia 7 pts +1
Ecuador 6 pts -1
Bolivia 4 pts -4
Paraguay 4 pts -4
Peru 3 pts -3
Goals
Chile
Matias Fernandez 85
Charles Aranguiz 90+1
Match Reports:
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sports/soccer/chile-defeats-venezuela-2-0-on-late-goals-to-take-lead-in-south-american-world-cup-qualifying-158326635.html
Highlights:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naoHsty82rE&feature=relmfu
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