How is the Chilean team? How about the Chilean team

The Chilean men's national football team is managed by the Chilean Football Federation. Due to geographical and historical factors, the football scene in South American countries has always been dominated by Brazil and Argentina, while Chile has also been mediocre. In the World Cup alone, only the tournament held on Chilean soil in 1962 won the third place.

The rest were eliminated in the group stage. In 1994, he was banned from any international tournaments by FIFA. The 1998 World Cup was Chile's best finish since finishing third in 1962.

They reached the round of 16 thanks to the duo of goalscorers Zamorano and Salas, but were eliminated by the powerful defending champions Brazil.

Chile missed the 2002 and 2006 World Cups in a row and it was a surprise to finish second in South America. Argentine coach Bielsa was instrumental, and the team's main striker Suazzo also became the top scorer in the South American qualifiers with 10 goals. At the end of 2008, the famous striker Salas announced his retirement due to injury, after playing four games for Chile in the 2010 World Cup qualifiers and scoring two goals.

Bald striker Suazzo, who plays for Monterrey in the Mexican league, took the gun from Salas in time, and the 28-year-old striker is physically strong and well-rounded, playing in all 18 of Chile's qualifiers and scoring 10 goals. Midfielder Vidal, who plays for Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, and Athletic Lisbon striker Fernandez are also important players for Chile, with Fernandez scoring four goals in qualifying and being the team's second-highest scorer. The current Chilean team is weak in attack and defence, and their 22 goals conceded are also the most of five teams in South America.

Boss Bielsa's main task ahead will be to focus on building his own backline.

Switzerland upset in the last round, Chile also beat Honduras, both teams have the hope of qualifying from the group, but relatively speaking, Switzerland's third round of games will be easier for Honduras, and Chile is against Spain in the end, this game is very critical for both teams, but Chile will be under more pressure, so I estimate that Chile will attack, and Switzerland's attack is not too strong, a draw is acceptable, and the last round will fight Honduras, Chile will definitely go all out to win this round, in order to avoid the last round of desperate Spain. Bullish on Chile.

Compared to the noisy, it is a second-rate rushing team, and there are many players who play in Europe's top promotion leagues, such as Juventus' Vidal in the midfield, Sanchez of Barcelona in the striker, and so on! I'm optimistic about him, and the individual ** group can appear!

Alexis Alexandro Sanchez (born 19 December 1988) is a Chilean footballer who currently plays as a striker for Arsenal FC in England. Alexis Sanchez is the quintessential South American genius of a small man who is very flexible. The biggest feature is that like those small forwards, they are good at skillful foot skills and excellent speed and agility to break through.

A soccer team is made up of 11 soccer players, so Chile has at least 11 main players.

I don't know how much I can do, -7 is angry.

The kingdom of Brazilian football, the training institutions are certainly better than Chile.

Ethnicity reasons. What I know is that historically, the players of the Chilean team are not tall, it may be that there are no tall people in this country, and the players I still remember are the goalkeeper of the Chilean team in 1998, Tapia, who is only 1.82 meters. Zamorano, who is good at heading and looks a little tall, is only 1.78 meters, while the other Salaza is only 1.74 meters.

On the contrary, Brazil has short and tall and medium people. Like Socrates, who is highly skilled, he is more than 1.9 meters tall. Rivaldo is 1.86 meters, and Da Luo is 1.83 meters.

And this year's Fred, Hulk, McConn, etc. are all above 1.85 meters. There is no shortage of short players in Brazil, such as Pele, Garrincha, Carlos, Alves, Oscar, Neymar, etc.