Of course, it's a lot tougher to attack when you are down a man. But if any team is taylor made for playing with the man disadvantage it's Switzerland, because of their tactical discipline. We'll see if they can catch up. One more goal either way will be crucial for this group.
unfortunately this will not be enough for chile. honduras is going to throw the final game, i am sure of it
To be blunt, I just wish they'd stop acting like **************. (the word I used was of a feline variety)
The guy coaching Chile, Loco Bielsa, he loves fluid play a bit too much. Which means the strikers often find themselves in positions where they are not comfortable. When he coached Argentina (WC '02), he went into it having played beautiful football and having won all friendlies. In the cup, however, he showed one thing he couldn't do well: change plans when he was trailing. England scored a penalty at the end of the first half, and from then on, Bielsa couldn't find the formula to translate the pretty passing and constant attack into goals. This Chile is not too different. I think they are less likely than Switzerland to recover from going a goal down. Otherwise, they do play some pretty football, very fluid.
Both teams with great chances! With Switzerland forced to attack with 10 men, the game is really opening up at the end.
What a stupid dive! If he hadn't dived, there might have been contact and it might have been a penalty.