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MENDOZA | SURYA - Chile and Peru in the Pacific derby will undergo further qualifying Group C Copa America 2011 in the Estadio Malvinas Argentinas, Tuesday (12 / 7) or Wednesday (13 / 7) morning. The party will memanggungkan two new forces that make American football a balance of power shifted to the South West region.

As is known, Peru and Chile are located in the western coast of Latin America or face the Pacific Ocean, while the two traditional strengths in this continent, Argentina and Brazil on the East coast or face the Atlantic Ocean.

The host Argentina, five-time world champion Brazil, and the 2010 World Cup semi-finalists, Uruguay has not recorded a single victory in this tournament, while Chile and Peru prepared to play in the quarter-finals after showing the best games throughout the tournament.

Chile seemed indeed not wait to go one step better than the previous four Copa America, which qualified for the quarterfinals. In the previous administration, Chile held in the quarterfinals after cleared Brazil, 1-6.

While La Blanquirroja Peru wants retracing greatness in the mid-1970s when the full talents of their troops, won the Copa America in 1975 before moving to the second round of World Cup 1978 in Argentina.

This time, strengthened the young players, both teams are equally want to repeat the triumph, although they first have to face each other in Mendoza. Chile would act as hosts to Peru in Group C at the last party where any result will not affect them step into the quarter-finals.

Chile midfielder who hunted Juventus and Inter Milan, Arturo Vidal believes his country will go far in this tournament. "We did a good job. Our biggest strength is the desire to succeed, "said Vidal, Monday (11 / 7).

Although the results of this match will not affect, but the players are still owned by Bayer Leverkusen's status is confirmed, his team still chasing victory. Not for points, but for pride between two teams on the edge of the Pacific Ocean.

"Do not see this match as Clasico, but as a crucial game in which we must continue to expand and consolidate what recently we have done," he continued.

Peru's camp is also connected to each of three money, although the troops are trained Sergio Markarian was just going to rely on Jose Paolo Guerrero on the front line, following the absence of Claudio Pizarro and Jefferson Farfan, the two major mainstay in recent years.

The Peruvian, who had never qualified for the World Cup finals since 1982 and finished as a caretaker at the 2010 World Cup qualifier, also impatiently waiting for such a prestigious party. Guerrero expressed his belief that Peru will win the match as well as topping the final group standings.

"This team has a lot of talent and but the most important thing is to make Peru proud. We will pursue the group winners, believe in what we have, "he said.

Chile and Peru is a country traditionally hostile, mainly because of the actions of Chile in the late 19th century piece which annexed the territory of Peru. Until now, both are also still at loggerheads about the maritime boundary while the current President of Peru, Ollanta Humala has a history often make scathing comments on her neighbor.

But the coach who once commanded the Peru national team of Chile, Sergio Markarian was asked for political issues brought to the football. "Do not mix, let's let this just be a football game and enjoy it," he said.

Reconciliation is done early when the two countries held a joint musical performances at the ancient site of Machu Pichu, the historic town situated on a hilltop in the area of ​​Peru.

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Bola.net - Uruguay vs. Chile is predicted to become one of the parties terseru presented in the second game preliminary round Group Copa America 2011, who would excel?

La Celeste Uruguay was originally viewed as a favorite of Group C, but in fact the only party capable of securing their debut single digits, while La Roja could hit Mexico with a view that is quite captivating.

Coming from behind Chile finally became a team that came out as winners with a score of 2-1, Diego Forlan is definitely cs should be aware of the threat cs Alexis Sanchez in the game tomorrow morning.

In the session pre-match press conference, sending Uruguay goalkeeper Fernando Muslera and their striker Edinson Cavani, starting from the goalkeeper who say, "We must win the match this one for us to calm down,"

"Yes, of course we are chasing this victory, but also very important to avoid defeat. Fear for kalzh must always exist, let alone this is a competition the Copa,"

"The tournament is not easy, and what is viable as long as it has become evident to us all that there are no easy games in the arena this time," added the goalkeeper next season are costumed Galatasaray.

Cavani seemed to confirm what is said Muslera with comments that he threw, Chile essentially dangerous but it is definitely mandatory three-pointers in the second match they won it.

"We really need three points, has become our dream to win the tournament this time and certainly it requires us to immediately find victory lane," said Ria, nicknamed El Matador's.

"I think this game will run with a more open, Chile will come to your team with their attacks, I think the team is the least mistakes is the winner,"

"Alexis Sanchez is their most players could potentially provide a huge difference in this fight," said the striker Napoli to Udinese's Chilean star.

While Chile coach, Claudio Borghi, claimed the most wary of Diego Forlan, the man who lined up to star as the 2010 World Cup's best player this he feels is the most dangerous of Tridente Uruguay.

"He is a player who can present a threat from every angle on the ground, he must be given so much respect," added the coach.

If there is no obstacle plans private television station RCTI will deliver the party of the Copa America 2011 Uruguay vs Chile is at 5:15 pm on Saturday (09 / 7) and see also the review in Bola.net.

Forecasts composition of players of both teams:
Uruguay (4-3-3): Muslera; Pereira, Lugnao, Victorino, Caceres; Perez, Arevalo, Rodriguez; Cavani, Forlan, Suarez.
Chile (3-4-1-2): Bravo; Jara, Ponce, Contreras; Estrada, Vidal, Medel, Isla; Valdivia; Suazo, Sanchez. (AFP / lex)

Gonzalez downs brave Swiss

Despite having a man advantage for an hour of the Group H contest in Nelson Mandela Bay, Chile struggled to break down a record-setting Switzerland defence but ultimately won 1-0 through a winner from Mark Gonzalez.

The South Africa-born player headed in Esteban Paredes's cross in the 75th minute to break the Swiss back-line for the first time in over 550 minutes of FIFA World Cup™ football, a record they had claimed just minutes before. Chile now sit atop the table with six points from two wins, while Switzerland remain on three points after failing to build on their upset of Spain in their opener.

The attack-minded Chileans were always going to be more adventurous, and they had the large majority of the chances after Valon Behrami became the first Swiss player to be sent off in a FIFA World Cup match in the 31st minute. The South Americans had showed their attacking intent from the off, testing the Swiss goalkeeper twice in the tenth minute with swerving long-range efforts. Arturo Vidal cut in from the left and Diego Benaglio could only punch the ball as far as Carlos Carmona at the edge of the area who also tried his luck. Shortly after, the opposite No1, Claudio Bravo, had to be smart coming off his line to clear in front of Blaise Nkufo after a light back-pass.

The match then turned decisively as West Ham United player Behrami swung his arm into the face of Vidal while trying to hold off the Chilean along the sideline. Stunned by the straight red card, the Swiss retreated into their own third and, as against Spain, showed themselves well capable at bending without breaking. However, the quick South Americans showed themselves equally good at exploiting spaces. However, they were let down by their final ball or, in the case of Alexis Sanchez in the 40th minute, mediocre finishing after he had done well to chest the ball down in the box.

Chile made two changes at half-time to make their man advantage count, and they seemed to have opened the scoring within minutes of the restart, but Sanchez's long shot deflected off an offside player before beating the goalkeeper and was disallowed. Sanchez had another chance in the 55th minute after closing down defender Stephane Grichting well and running on to the deflected ball. But Benaglio again came out on top, getting down well to block the point-blank shot.

As the Swiss eclipsed Italy's record of scoreless minutes in the finals, it began to look more and more like Chile would come up frustrated on the night. But Paredes finally created the chance they needed with a diagonal run behind a for-once flat Swiss defence. His cross to the back post was met by the head of Gonzalez, who nodded down to beat defender Stephan Lichtsteiner on the line with Benaglio drawn out of his goal.

As Switzerland began to push forward for the first time in the match, Paredes should have put the contest out of reach twice in the final minutes, first blazing over and then wide with left-footed efforts. He was almost made to rue his wastefulness when Eren Derdiyok missed an exposed Chilean goal after a clever back-heel from Albert Bunjaku left him in space eight yards out.

Chile will try to confirm their place in the next round against Spain on Friday in Pretoria, while Switzerland face Honduras at the same time in Bloemfontein. fifa.com

prediction for chile versus swiss

chile is some team favorite champion from switzerland but this team is winner from germany is one power and support this team with strategi from coach marcela bielsa

but chile have support strategy and ekstra strength in the line and attack

one point for chile team

Chile

Chile

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Chile's recent renaissance has been capped by a return to the FIFA World Cup™ finals following a 12-year absence. In the international wilderness since France 1998, when Marcelo Salas and Ivan Zamorano showcased their consummate finishing skills, La Roja believe they have the resources to emulate their illustrious predecessors and advance beyond the group phase.

Coached by the experienced Argentinian Marcelo Bielsa, the Chileans qualified for the finals with some ease, atoning for poor performances in the qualifying competitions for Korea/Japan 2002 and Germany 2006, when they finished ninth and seventh respectively. And having finally found talented replacements to fill the void left by the Za-Sa partnership, hopes are high that they can go on and excel themselves in South Africa.

The road to South Africa
Bielsa's side, which boasts the youngest average age of all the South American teams, finished second in the continental qualifying group, just one point behind Brazil. That performance, their best since the group format was introduced, was rounded off in style with a spectacular 4-2 win in Colombia in October, a result that rubber-stamped their return to the world elite with one game remaining.

In total, La Roja would win 16 of their 33 points away from Santiago, an impressive statistic that underlines the resolve of the team.
Raising expectations further is the fact that the attack-minded Chileans ended the group as the second-highest scorers with 32 goals, including ten from top marksman Humberto Suazo, and recorded ten wins in all, more than any of their continental rivals.

The star players
As you might expect of a compact side that likes to get forward at every opportunity, Chile's star performers are to be found in advanced positions. Leading the line with distinction are Matias Fernandez, Alexis Sanchez and Humberto Suazo, three players who teamed up to great effect for domestic giants Colo Colo in 2006 and who have since gone their separate ways.

The scheming Fernandez and the explosively talented Sanchez form part of a new breed of Chilean footballer anxious to build reputations abroad, while the more experienced Suazo is a lethal finisher with a happy knack for appearing in the right place at the right time.

The coach
Marcelo Bielsa was the man in charge of Argentina's ill-fated bid for glory at the FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan 2002. While memories of La Albiceleste's shock first-round exit in the Orient linger, Bielsa has given himself a shot at redemption by engineering Chile's unlikely revival.

Nicknamed El Loco (The Madman) for his unique dedication to the game, the 54-year-old strategist enjoyed only a brief playing career but commands the respect of players, fellow coaches and reporters alike. The hard-working and principled Bielsa is a devoted student of tactics and an advocate of enterprising football, characteristics that have earned him huge popularity in his adopted homeland, where the fans are anxious for him to remain in the post for many years to come.

Previous FIFA World Cups
- Chile will be taking part in the FIFA World Cup finals for the eighth time at South Africa 2010.
- Their best performance to date came when they hosted the tournament in 1962 and finished third.

Records
- Guillermo Subiabre (1930), Leonel Ramirez (1962) and Marcelo Salas (1998) are Chile's top scorers in the finals with four goals apiece.

What they said"I'm not looking at this as a chance to get revenge for what happened to me in 2002. Nothing I can ever achieve in the future will make that sadness go away. The most important thing at a World Cup is to make sure the players are in top form and that depends on so many different factors. Some of them you can control, but some are the result of everything the player has been through in the previous ten months. I hope everything comes together for Chile." Coach Marcelo Bielsa