Chile v Argentina: Results: 0-0

Argentina and Chile present an interesting game in a trial match that ended 0-0 in Los Angeles, United States, Friday (6/9/2019) WIB.This match is like a repeat for the Copa America third place in 2019. At that time Argentina won, but this time the two teams could not score at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Both teams underperformed their performance despite still creating several opportunities. Although not crowded, the stadium was quite lively with the shout of the two supporters.

Paulo Dybala and Lautaro Martinez created many of Argentina's best opportunities, while Cesar Pinares almost scored for Chile.

The match went hot from the start - Leandro Paredes and Charles Aranguiz were sentenced to yellow cards only seven minutes after the match began. Paulo Dybala also got a neat opportunity in the 11th minute.

Argentina almost scored in the first half with a golden opportunity in the 23rd minute. Through the movement of the team, Giovani Lo Celso handed the ball to Lautaro Martinez, who then served Dybala.

Unfortunately, Dybala's shot inside the penalty box was easily stopped by Claudio Bravo. Then, 10 minutes from the end of the first half, it was Lautaro Martinez's turn to waste his chances.

Chile only got their best chance in the second half through Eduardo Vargas, but his effort failed. Various opportunities continued to be created, Lautaro Martinez tried again, but Bravo was still better.

Martinez almost scored Argentina's winning goal in the 85th minute, unfortunately the ball still hit the post. The match ended goalless, Argentina might miss Messi.

Without players like Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero and Angel Di Maria, Argentina showed positive signs, especially in the first half.

Argentina (4-3-3): Agustin Marchesin; Gonzalo Montiel, Lucas Martinez Quarta, Nicolas Otamendi, Nicolas Tagliafico; Rodrigo de Paul, Leandro Paredes, Giovani Lo Celso, Paulo Dybala; Joaquin Correa, Lautaro Martinez.

Chile (4-3-1-2): Claudio Bravo; Oscar Opazo, Paulo Diaz, Sebastian Vegas, Alfonso Parot; Cesar Pinares, Claudio Baeza, Angelo Sagal; Charles Aranguiz; Eduardo Vargas, Alexis Sanchez.

Loading...

Subscribe to receive free email updates: