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Congo DR 4-3-3 Sebastien Desabre
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- 1 Lionel Mpasi Nzau
- 12 Joris Kayembe
- 4 Axel Tuanzebe
- 22 Chancel Mbemba
- 2 Aaron Wan-Bissaka
- 14 Noah Sadiki
- 8 Samuel Moutoussamy
- 6 Ngal'ayel Mukau
- 7 Nathanaël Mbuku
- 20 Yoane Wissa
- 10 Théo Bongonda
Substitutes
- 3 Steve Kapuadi
5 Dylan Batubinsika- 9 Brian Cipenga
- 11 Gaël Kakuta
13 Meschak Elia- 15 Aaron Tshibola
- 16 Timothy Fayulu
- 17 Cédric Bakambu
18 Charles Pickel
19 Fiston Mayele- 21 Matthieu Epolo
23 Simon Banza
24 Gedeon Kalulu
25 Edo Kayembe
26 Arthur Masuaku
Chile 4-2-3-1 Nicolás Andrés Córdova San Cristóbal
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- 12 Lawrence Vigouroux
- 17 Gabriel Suazo
- 3 Guillermo Maripán
- 15 Francisco Sierralta
- 26 Felipe Faúndez
- 6 Vicente Pizarro
- 13 Víctor Felipe Méndez
- 10 Lucas Cepeda
- 22 Nils Reichmuth
- 11 Darío Osorio
- 16 Gonzalo Tapia
Substitutes
1 Thomas Gillier- 2 Fabián Hormazábal
- 4 Igor Lichnovsky
- 8 Felipe Loyola
- 9 Iván Morales
18 Rodrigo Echeverría- 19 Maximiliano Gutiérrez
- 20 Matías Sepúlveda
- 21 Lautaro Millán
23 Brayan Cortés- 24 Diego Ulloa
- 25 Agustín Arce
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4 Shots on Goal 3
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4 Shots off Goal 4
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10 Total Shots 7
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2 Blocked Shots 0
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5 Shots insidebox 2
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5 Shots outsidebox 5
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16 Fouls 16
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7 Corner Kicks 2
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1 Offsides 2
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51% Ball Possession 49%
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1 Yellow Cards 3
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0 Red Cards 0
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1 Goalkeeper Saves 3
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430 Total passes 422
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360 Passes accurate 350
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84% Passes % 83%
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0 expected_goals 0
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0 goals_prevented 0
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