Japan vs Chile Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

Japan played Chile at the Group C of Copa America on June 17. The match kicked off 23:00 UTC. Chile won 0-4.

Erick Pulgar scored the first goal on the 41st minute of the game followed by goals from Eduardo Vargas and Alexis Sanchez who made the final score 0-4.

Japan national football team (also known as Mali) and Chile national football team meet again 6 years after the friendly match which ended in a draw 0-0. Japan national football team are approaching this clash after a victory over El Salvador in a friendly match on June 9 extending their unbeaten streak to 3 matches. They have been defending decently lately having 3 consecutive clean sheets.

Chile national football team are approaching the match in a good mood as well after claiming a 2-1 win in a friendly match against Haiti, however, Chile national football team have been performing poorly in defense lately as they have been conceding goals for 4 consecutive matches now.

ScoreBat is covering Japan vs Chile in real time, providing the live stream and live score of the match, team line-ups, full match stats, live match commentary and official video highlights. We cover all matches of Copa america Group C in real time and provide live streaming whenever possible.

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Live Streaming

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Japan - Chile in real time.

Japan kicked off the game with Naomichi Ueda, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Gaku Shibasaki and Shoya Nakajima as starters, with Eiji Kawashima and Shinji Okazaki on the bench.

Chile's starting eleven were Gabriel Arias, Jean Beausejour, Guillermo Maripan, Gary Medel, Mauricio Isla, Arturo Vidal who got substituted by Pablo Hernandez on the 78th minute, Erick Pulgar, Charles Aranguiz, Alexis Sanchez who got substituted by Junior Fernandes on the 87th minute, Eduardo Vargas and Jose Pedro Fuenzalida who got substituted by Oscar Opazo on the 80th minute, with Brayan Cortes, Paulo Diaz, Gonzalo Jara, Igor Lichnovsky, Oscar Opazo, Pablo Hernandez, Esteban Pavez, Angelo Sagal, Diego Valdes, Nicolas Castillo and Junior Fernandes on the bench.

Referee showed the yellow card twice throughout the game. Teruki Hara and Yuta Nakayama were the ones to receive it.

Stats

Explore stats from Japan vs Chile on ScoreBat - we are updating the numbers on this page every second of the game.

  • Ball Possession: 42 - 58
  • Total Attempts: 8 - 13
  • Shots On Target: 3 - 7
  • Saves: 3 - 3
  • Corners: 8 - 7
  • Fouls: 15 - 15
  • Offsides: 0 - 1

Head-to-head

Japan and Chile have met once since September 2018. That match ended in a draw. The most recent match between them took place on September 7, 2018 in a friendly which ended in a draw - 0-0. Japan have scored 0 goals in these 1 head-to-head match in total and Chile have also scored 0. So, overall, Japan and Chile have almost identical head-to-head record against each other in their recent history.

Japan have won 0 of their 3 matches in Group C, drawing 2 and having 1 defeat this season. They have scored 3 goals - 1.00 per match, conceding 7 - 2.33 per match. Chile have won 2 of their 3 matches in Group C, drawing 0 and having 1 defeat this season. They have scored 6 goals - 2.00 per match, conceding 2 - 0.67 per match.

Recent Form

Japan have won El Salvador in their previous match while Chile have won Haiti in their previous match. Overall, Japan have won 11 of their last 20 matches, losing 6 and drawing 3, while Chile have won 8 of their last 19 matches, losing 6 and drawing 5.

Japan have won 3 times (2-0 against El Salvador on 9th of June, 1-0 against Bolivia on 26th of March and 0-1 against Vietnam on 24th of January), lost twice (0-1 against Colombia on 22nd of March and 1-3 against Qatar on 1st of February) and drew once (0-0 against Trinidad and Tobago on 5th of June) in their most recent 6 matches.

Chile have won twice (2-1 against Haiti on 6th of June and 0-1 against Mexico on 17th of October), lost 3 times (3-1 against Mexico on 23rd of March, 2-3 against Costa Rica on 17th of November and 3-0 against Peru on 13th of October) and drew once (1-1 against USA on 26th of March) in their most recent 6 matches.

Team Streaks

  • Japan's last 4 matches had 2 or less goals.
  • Chile have failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous 4 matches.
  • Japan haven't conceded a single goal in their previous 3 home matches.

Live Standings

As always, Copa america Group C's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Japan are the 3rd in the table with 2 points after 3 matches, while Chile are the 2nd with 6 points in 3 matches.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Japan and Chile in real time. You can watch the goals by Erick Pulgar, Eduardo Vargas and Alexis Sanchez as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Japan - Chile are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.

Live Commentary

  1. FT
    Full Time
    Match ends. Japan 0, Chile 4.
  2. 87'
    Substitution for Chile. Junior Fernandes replaces Alexis Sanchez
  3. 83'
    0 - 4
    Eduardo Vargas scores for Chile.
  4. 82'
    0 - 3
    Alexis Sanchez scores for Chile.
  5. 80'
    Substitution for Chile. Oscar Opazo replaces Jose Pedro Fuenzalida
  6. 78'
    Substitution for Chile. Pablo Hernandez replaces Arturo Vidal
  7. 54'
    0 - 2
    Eduardo Vargas scores for Chile.
  8. 2T
    Kick-off
    Second half begins
  9. HT
    Half Time - 0 : 1
    First half ends.
  10. 41'
    0 - 1
    Erick Pulgar scores for Chile.
  11. 21'
    Yuta Nakayama is shown the yellow card.
  12. 19'
    Teruki Hara is shown the yellow card.
  13. 1T
    Kick-off
    First half begins