Clutching at the possibility of reaching the World Cup, Chile will go all out at Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo to secure the three points when they receive Uruguay (6:30 p.m. Peruvian time) for the final match of the Qatar 2022 Qualifiers.
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'La Roja', without two of its key players: Claudio Bravo and Paulo Díaz due to suspension, will try to take advantage of their home field to win, while also hoping for a miracle that Peru and Colombia cannot earn points in their respective matches: Paraguay and Venezuela will be their opponents.
Even a Chilean media dared to propose a 'Pact in Santiago' to make the 'mapochos' dream even bigger. However, there is a point that the press of that country forgot, and that is that Uruguay has a grudge against them.
Because if there is a match where 'La Celeste' will want to settle a score with Chile, unfortunately for the locals, it will be this Tuesday's match for matchday 18 of the Qualifiers.
Let's remember that in the 2015 Copa America, Mauricio Isla scored the only goal of the match, which gave 'La Roja' the pass to the semifinals, but the incident between Gonzalo Jara and Edison Cavani was transcendental and remains in the memory of the Uruguayans almost seven years after the incident.