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03 Jul 2021

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Substitution

90:00'

90th min: Renan Lodi is replaced by Eder Militao.

Renan Lodi has been substituted for the 3rd time, starting 3 times in this Copa America season.
Eder Militao comes on for the 1 time this season from his 2 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 2 times in 8 appearances on the bench.

Substitution

90:00'

90th min: Richarlison is replaced by Everton.

This is the 3rd time Richarlison has been substituted this season in 3 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 5 times in 5 Copa America starts.
Everton comes on for the 2 time this season from his 3 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 4 times in 5 appearances on the bench.

Substitution

88:00'

88th min: Charles Aranguiz is replaced by Diego Valencia.

This is the first time Charles Aranguiz has been substituted this season in 5 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 4 times in 23 Copa America starts.
Diego Valencia makes his Copa America debut.

Discipline

88:00'

Chile's Arturo Vidal is shown a yellow card in the 88th minute.

Arturo Vidal has received his 2nd yellow card this season, he now has 12 yellow cards in 5 Copa America seasons.
This is the first time Arturo Vidal has received a yellow card from Patricio Loustau in 2 matches.
It's the 27th yellow card Patricio Loustau has handed out in the Copa America. (7 matches)
It's the 6th yellow card Patricio Loustau has shown to Chile in the Copa America. (1 matches)

Discipline

81:00'

Brazil's Ederson is shown a yellow card in the 81st minute.

Ederson's first yellow card in this Copa America.
It's the 28th yellow card Patricio Loustau has handed out in the Copa America. (7 matches)
It's the 2nd yellow card Patricio Loustau has shown to Brazil in the Copa America. (1 matches)

Substitution

76:00'

76th min: Erick Pulgar is replaced by Jean Meneses.

This is the first time Erick Pulgar has been substituted this season in 4 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 1 time in 10 Copa America starts.
Jean Meneses has been named as a sub 3 times and started the match 2 times.

75 minute.

75:00'

Brazil have scored 40% of their goals in the last 10 minutes of the match, 4 of 10 goals, compared to 0% for Chile, 0 of 3.

Substitution

64:00'

64th min: Sebastian Vegas is replaced by Carlos Palacios.

Sebastian Vegas has been substituted for the first time, starting 1 time in this Copa America season.
Carlos Palacios has been named as a sub 1 time and started the match 1 time.

60 minute.

60:00'

When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 3 out of their last 3 copaam games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 9 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 60 minutes, 3 of 3 copaam games have seen them win to nil. (last 9 matches)

Discipline

58:00'

Chile's Francisco Sierralta is shown a yellow card in the 58th minute.

Francisco Sierralta's 2nd yellow card of the season.
It's the 26th yellow card Patricio Loustau has handed out in the Copa America. (7 matches)
It's the 5th yellow card Patricio Loustau has shown to Chile in the Copa America. (1 matches)

Discipline

48:00'

Gabriel Jesus is in trouble with the referee and is red carded in the 48th minute, the Brazil will have to play without him for the remainder of the match.

Gabriel Jesus has been sent off first times this season, he now has 2 dismissals in 2 Copa America seasons.
That's the 3rd sending off by referee Patricio Loustau in the Copa America. (7 matches)
It's the first red card Patricio Loustau has shown to Brazil in the Copa America. (1 matches)
Gabriel Jesus's sending off is the 3rd in the Copa America this season and the 55th in 7 seasons.
Gabriel Jesus's sending off is the first for Brazil in the Copa America this season and the 4th in 7 seasons.

Goal

46:00'

Lucas Paqueta has scored the opening goal of the match vs Chile at in the 46th minute (1 - 0).

This is the first goal for Lucas Paqueta in the Copa America.
Brazil go on to score a second goal 87.5% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 8 of their last 10 Copa America matches and gone on to score again 7 times.
Chile go on to concede a second goal 42.86% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 7 of their last 10 Copa America matches and gone on to concede again 3 times.
In their last 4 Copa America meetings, Brazil have now scored 2 goals while Chile have scored 0.
When Brazil score first they have a 66.67% (2/3) win rate (W2,D1,L0). At home this is 66.67% (2/3) (W2,D1,L0). (last 4 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 46 minutes, 2 of their last 4 copaam games have seen 2 goals scored. (last 9 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 46 minutes, 3 out of their last 4 copaam games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 9 matches)
When Brazil lead 1-0 after 46 minutes, 3 of 4 copaam games have seen them win to nil. (last 9 matches)

Substitution

46:00'

46th min: Roberto Firmino is replaced by Lucas Paqueta.

This is the 2nd time Roberto Firmino has been substituted this season in 2 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 6 times in 11 Copa America starts.
Lucas Paqueta comes on for the 2 time this season from his 3 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 3 times in 9 appearances on the bench.

Substitution

46:00'

46th min: Alexis Sanchez is replaced by Ben Brereton.

This is the first time Alexis Sanchez has been substituted this season in 1 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 5 times in 22 Copa America starts.
Ben Brereton has been named as a sub 2 times and started the match 3 times.

Half Time

45:00'

Of the 6 yellow cards Brazil have collected, 3 (50%) have come in the second half of matches, compared with 3 of 8 (37.5%) for Chile.
Brazil have conceded 50% (1 of the 2 goals) in the first 15 minutes of the second half of matches, which compares to the Copa America average of 19.05%.

30 minute.

30:00'

Chile have conceded 50% (2 of the 4 goals) at the end of the first half, which compares to the Copa America average of 19.05%.

15 minute.

15:00'

When Brazil are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have won 2 out of 4 copaam games by a 3 goal margin. (last 9 matches)
When Brazil are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, 2 out of 4 copaam games have seen them score 3 goals. (last 9 matches)

Kick Off

0:00'

The leading top scorer for this Copa America is Lionel Messi (Argentina, Forward) having 3 goals.
Neymar (Forward) is the leading scorer for Brazil in this Copa America having 2 goals.
Eduardo Vargas (Forward) is the leading scorer for Chile in this Copa America having 2 goals.
1 of 10 Brazil's goals (10%) have been scored in the first 15 minutes of the first half, compared to 1 of 3(33.33%) for Chile.
1 of the 2 goals (50%) Brazil have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes of matches, compared to the Copa America average of 16.67%.

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Pre-match Stats

Brazil's Copa America starting XI averages 28 years and 81 days, with the youngest player in the line up Renan Lodi at 23 years and 86 days, compared to the oldest Thiago Silva at 36 years and 285 days.
Chile's Copa America starting XI averages 31 years and 126 days, with the youngest player in the line up Francisco Sierralta at 23 years and 332 days, compared to the oldest Claudio Bravo at 38 years and 81 days.
The only debutant for Chile in the Copa America is Sebastian Vegas.
Sebastian Vegas becomes the 84th player to play for Chile in the Copa America.
Sebastian Vegas is the 84th Chile player to play for Chile in the Copa America.
There have been 42 goals in the Copa America season averaging 4.2 per team, with Brazil conceding 2, ranking first place and Chile conceding 4, ranking 5th place.
There have been 68 yellow cards in the Copa America 47.06% at home and 52.94% on the road, with Brazil's players booked 6 times (47.06%) at home and with Chile's players being booked 4 times (52.94%) on the road.
Brazil have had 8 shots against on target from 21 shots, a shot on target ratio of 38.1%, which compares to the Copa America average of 37.96%.
Chile have had 16 shots against on target from 52 shots, a shot on target ratio of 30.77%, which compares to the Copa America average of 37.96%.
Brazil have had 23 shots on target from 56 shots, a shot on target ratio of 41.07%, which compares to the Copa America average of 37.96%.
Chile have had 17 shots on target from 35 shots, a shot on target ratio of 48.57%, which compares to the Copa America average of 37.96%.
Brazil have conceded 45 fouls and had 6 yellow cards, compared to the Copa America average of (13.63%) 499 fouls / 68 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 13.33%.
Chile have conceded 53 fouls and had 8 yellow cards, compared to the Copa America average of (13.63%) 499 fouls / 68 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 15.09%.
Patricio Loustau has refereed 6 times in the Copa America and issued 25 yellow cards, that's an average of 4.17 per match.
Patricio Loustau has refereed 6 matches in the Copa America and issued 2 red cards.
Patricio Loustau has refereed 6 matches in the Copa America and awarded 1 penalty, that's an penalty every 6 matches.
Patricio Loustau has refereed 6 matches in the Copa America and awarded 1 penalty, 1 have been for fouls and none for handball.
This is the first time Patricio Loustau has refereed this fixture in the Copa America.
Patricio Loustau has refereed Brazil 1 time in the Copa America and shown them 1 (1) yellow cards compared to their opponents 3 (3).
Patricio Loustau has refereed Chile 1 time in the Copa America and shown them 4 (4) yellow cards compared to their opponents 5 (0.2).
Patricio Loustau has given out 5 yellow cards this season averaging 2.5 per match, compared to the Copa America average of 3.58.
Patricio Loustau has given out 3 (60%) of his yellow cards in the first half compared to the Copa America average of 36.76%.
Patricio Loustau is refereeing his 7th match in the Copa America and 3rd this season.
Patricio Loustau has awarded 60 fouls in 2 matches in this Copa America at an average off 30.00 a match compared to the competition average of 26.26.
The last time the two sides met in the Copa America was on the 7 July 2007, it ended Chile 1 – Brazil 6.
In the last 3 matches between the two teams, Brazil have won 3 matches and Chile have won 0.
In the last 3 Copa America matches between the sides, Brazil players have been been yellow carded 8 times, Chile have seen 10 yellow cards.
Tite's record in the Copa America is W7 D3 L0 with 23 goals for and 3 against.
Martin Lasarte's record in the Copa America is W1 D2 L1 with 3 goals for and 4 against.
Last time when Brazil ended in a loss in the Copa America was on the road at Peru on 13 June 2016 ending 1 - 0, they played 10 games without losing a match.
Last time when Brazil lost at home in the Copa America was vs Colombia on 18 June 2015 ending none - 1, they played 13 home games without losing a match.
Claudio Bravo (Goalkeeper) has made 24 Copa America appearances. He has faced 1 penalty and is yet to save any.
Arturo Vidal (Midfielder) has made 23 Copa America appearances. He has scored all of his 5 penalties.
Alisson Becker (Goalkeeper) has made 11 Copa America appearances. He has faced 1 penalty and is yet to save any.
Gabriel Arias (Goalkeeper) has made 6 Copa America appearances. He has faced 1 penalty and is yet to save any.
Gary Medel (Midfielder) has made 26 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time, been shown 4 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Claudio Bravo (Goalkeeper) has made 24 Copa America appearances and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Arturo Vidal (Midfielder) has made 23 Copa America appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 11 yellow cards.
Mauricio Isla (Midfielder) has made 23 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time and been shown 6 yellow cards.
Charles Aranguiz (Midfielder) has made 22 Copa America appearances, he has scored 3 goals, assisted 4 times and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Alexis Sanchez (Forward) has made 22 Copa America appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 4 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Eduardo Vargas (Forward) has made 22 Copa America appearances, he has scored 14 goals and 3 assists.
Thiago Silva (Defender) has made 15 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 4 yellow cards.
Roberto Firmino (Midfielder) has made 13 Copa America appearances, he has scored 4 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Philippe Coutinho (Midfielder) has made 12 Copa America appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Marquinhos (Defender) has made 12 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and 1 assist.
Casemiro (Midfielder) has made 10 Copa America appearances, he has scored 2 goals and been shown 4 yellow cards.
Erick Pulgar (Defender) has made 10 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Jose Pedro Fuenzalida (Midfielder) has made 10 Copa America appearances, he has scored 3 goals and 1 assist.
Neymar (Forward) has made 9 Copa America appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 3 times, been shown 3 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Guillermo Maripan (Defender) has made 9 Copa America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Gabriel Jesus (Forward) has made 9 Copa America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Everton (Forward) has made 9 Copa America appearances, he has scored 3 goals and 2 assists.
Richarlison (Forward) has made 7 Copa America appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 1 yellow card.
Alex Sandro (Defender) has made 7 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 1 yellow card.
Ismael Fuentes (Defender) has made 6 Copa America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Gabriel Arias (Goalkeeper) has made 6 Copa America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Gabriel (Forward) has made 6 Copa America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Fred (Midfielder) has made 5 Copa America appearances and has 1 assist.
Arthur (Midfielder) has made 5 Copa America appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 1 yellow card.
Luis Jimenez (Midfielder) has made 5 Copa America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Ben Brereton (Forward) has made 4 Copa America appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time and been shown 1 yellow card.
Eder Militao (Defender) has made 4 Copa America appearances and scored 1 goal.
Manuel Iturra (Midfielder) has made 4 Copa America appearances and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Renan Lodi (Defender) has made 4 Copa America appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 1 yellow card.
Francisco Sierralta (Defender) has made 2 Copa America appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.

Pre-match Betting Stats

Brazil have scored most of their 10 goals in the middle third of the second half with 2 (20%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 5 (50%).
Brazil have scored the fewest of their 10 goals in the first 15 minutes with 1 (10%) and in the opening 15 minutes of the second half with 0 (0%).
Brazil have conceded most of their 10 goals in the first 15 minutes with 1 (10%) and in the opening 15 minutes of the second half with 1 (10%).
Brazil have conceded the fewest of their 10 goals in the middle third of the second half with 0 (0%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 0 (0%).
2 of Brazil's last 4 Copa America home games have seen both teams score.
2 of Brazil's last 4 Copa America games have seen 3 goals scored.
2 of Brazil's last 4 Copa America home games have seen 3 goals scored.
2 of Brazil's last 4 Copa America games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
2 of Brazil's last 4 Copa America home games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
2 of Chile's last 2 Copa America away games have seen both teams score.
3 of Chile's last 4 Copa America games have seen them score one goal.
2 of Chile's last 2 Copa America away games have seen them score one goal.
3 of Chile's last 4 Copa America games have seen 2 goals scored.
2 of Chile's last 2 Copa America away games have seen 2 goals scored.
1 of Chile's last 4 Copa America games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
1 of Chile's last 4 Copa America games have seen them lose to nil.
1 of Chile's last 4 Copa America games have seen them win to nil.
1 of Chile's last 2 Copa America games have seen them lose to nil.

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