| Luiz | Sánchez |

A fantastic, frantic and intense game which lasted for 120 minutes, a penalty shoot out was the difference between the two South American sides.

Brazil participate in and win their first penalty shoot-out in a World Cup match since beating Holland (1-1: AET/Brazil won 4-2 on penalties in the semi-final of the 1998 World Cup to ultimately progress to the quarter finals of the 2014 World Cup.

Un partido marviolso, frenéntico y intenso duró cien veinte minutos y solamente una banda de penaltis fue la diferencia entre los dos equipos sudamericanos. 

Chile played really well and battled. They had some good opportunities, eleven shots on goal in all. But Brasil managed to win somehow despite having less possession but the five time world champions had twenty six shots y gana el partido, este es lo importante. 

• Brasil vence a Chile por una banda de pentalis, lo que es primera vez que ha ganado una banda de penaltis en un partido en el mundial desde que vencío a Holanda por una banda de penaltis en el semi-final del mundial de fútbol 1998. 

Chile jugaba muy bien y lugaba: tuvó ocasiones buenas y once tiros en total. Pero Brasil lo gana a peser de que tuvó menos posesión que Chile pero Brasil tuvó veintiseis tiros y gana el partido, este es lo importante. 

– Brazil & Chile play out a frantic, energy zapping & tense 120 minutes.

– Brazil knock out Chile in the second round of the World Cup for a third consectutive time (1998, 2010 & 2014); Brazil have beaten Chile four times now overall in World Cup history.

– Panilla is inches away from knocking out the 5 times World Cup winners & host nation Brazil with a fantastic strike off the crossbar in the final minute of extra time before Brazil win on penalties.

– David Luiz puts Brazil in front in regular time and scores Brazil’s first penalty of the penalty shoot-out.

– Alexis Sánchez equalises for Chile with their first shot on target but is unfortunately one of three players to miss from the spot in the decisive penalty shoot-out.

– There were a total of 51 fouls in regular and extra time.

– There was just 4% difference in posssession – Chile (52%) & Brazil (48%).

– Brazil had 26 shots overall compared to 11 from Chile.

– A total of 10 goals (excluding penalty shoot goals) have been scored in World Cup second round (last 16) games involving Brazil & Chile since 1998.

• Han sido diez goles en partidos entre Brasil y Chile desde 1998 (no incluyan los goles marcados en la tanda de penalties).

1998: Brazil (Brasil) 4-1 Chile
2010: Brazil (Brasil) 3-0 Chile
2014: Brazil (Brasil) 1-1 Chile (AET: Brazil win 3-2 on penalties/Brasil gana por una banda de penalties)

– Alexis Sánchez was involved in (scored/assisted) in exactly half of Chile’s goals (6) in the 2014 World Cup {excluding penalties converted in penalty shoot-outs}.

– Alexis Sánchez marcó o fue el autor de asistencia en tres de los seis goles marcados por Chile en este mundial.