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CHILE HOLDS OFF AUSSIE COMEBACK

After two goals in the first 14′ for Chile, one by Alexis Sanchez and another by Jorge Valdivia it looked like we could be in for a rout… but the Socceroos showed fightback with a Tim Hill goal and came close to equalising it until Jean Beausejour secured the 3 points for Chile with a stoppage time goal to make it a 3-1 win.”Early on, we were probably just overawed by the whole thing,” Australia coach Ange Postecoglou said. “In the end, we gave away a two-goal start and that’s what killed us.”

With Spain at 0 points it opens the door for Chile to start dreaming about advancing to the Round of 16 over the defending champs.

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