Canada vs Chile Player Ratings: Gabriel Suazo Receives Red Card as Match Ends in Draw

Canada and Chile shared a point in their respective third game in the group stage at Inter & Co Stadium which was not a result the latter wanted. With this loss, Chile are out of the competition while Canada progressing to the knockouts.

The appearance of Alexis Sanchez couldn’t prevent the two-time champions from losing. It is the first time since 2004 that Chile were eliminated in the group stage.

Canada National Football Team Player Ratings vs Chile

Goalkeeper

Maxime Crépeau (7.5/10): Made four saves and three out of them were shots from inside the box.

Defenders

Alistair Johnston (7.1/10): Actively helped attacking from the right flank of the pitch. Sometimes, he also prevented the balls to entering the box.

Moïse Bombito (6.7/10): Had duels in front of Canada’s box to defend his area

Derek Cornelius (6.8/10): Spent more of his time defending for most of the time in the game with clearing and intercepting.

Alphonso Davies (7/10): Not only fast, he also provided Canadian forwards accurate passes.

Midfielders

Jonathan Osorio (6.8/10): Dealing with Chilean players in the middle of the pitch which goes not that bad for him.

Stephen Eustáquio (6.9/10): Delivered long balls to get out of the pressure from Chile, struggled to open spaces in the midfield.

Jonathan David (6.6/10): Touching the ball 18 times with one key pass for his teammates.

Forwards

Richie Laryea (6.9/10): Running up and down the flank to create chances for his team but struggled to really made an impact for the scoreline.

Jacob Shaffelburg (6.7/10): Being on every side of the pitch, trying different angles to break into the defence but still couldn’t get an expected result.

Cyle Larin (6.6/10): Made one shot on target and one that went off the target.

Substitutions

Liam Millar (6.6/10): Made only one shot that went off the target.

Tajon Buchanan (6.5/10): Had one shot on target but denied.

Tani Oluwayesi (6.7/10): Could not make an expected impact on the pitch with Chile were quite strong to break apart.

Kamal Miller – N/A

Manager –

Jesse Masch (6.7/10): Had a limited source of players who is able to break apart the Chile defensive line.

Chile National Football Team Player Ratings vs Chile

Goalkeeper

Gabriel Arias (7.6/10): If it was not Arias, Chile would have lost the game as he made six goal preventions in total.

Defenders

Gabriel Suazo (5/10): Put Chile down to 10 men after his red card.

Guillermo Maripán (7/10): A thick brick wall for Canada as multiple attacking attempts found deadlocks on his feet.

Igor Lichnovsky (6.8/10): Blocked and tackled every time he had a chance to do it, all to prevent Canada from scoring

Mauricio Isla (7.1/10): Clearing and intercepting attacks from the right flank and at the same time, Isla helped his team attack.

Midfielders

Rodrigo Echeverría (7.3/10): His appearance in the midfield was nothing as a butcher for the Canadian players with duels he won. Echeverria also managed to deliver some threats with his shot attempts.

Marcelino Núñez (7.1/10): Same as Eche, Nunez also tried his luck on Canada with multiple shooting attempts.

Forwards

Víctor Dávila (6.9/10): Had an intense game with duels and chances he was making.

Darío Osorio (6.5/10): Showing a so-so performance with no significant impact at the front.

Alexis Sánchez (7.6/10): His vision and movement was still like it was 10 years ago, still bossing the attacking side of Chile.

Eduardo Vargas (6.7/10): No shots he delivered, only dribble attempts that succeeded once.

Substitutions

Thomas Galdames (6.8/10): Running down the left flank to make three clearances and three tackles.

Erick Pulgar (6.9/10): He was everywhere during the 45 minutes of his appearance on the pitch.

Marcos Bolados (6.4/10): Had two successful dribble attempts but failed to make his team score.

Ben Breteton Diaz (6.3/10): No duels won, no long passes delivered, nothing he can do in 13 minutes.

Cesar Perez (6.7/10): Guarding the midfield to prevent the opponents from scoring but also failed to push his team to score at the same time.

Manager –

Sergio Santín (6.8/10): Couldn’t break the deadlock with notable players he has on the team.

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