Araújo's Uruguay defeated Chile and left him without World Cup chances (0-2)

The eliminatory sudamericanas have come to an end. Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay have sealed his ticket to the World-wide of Catar 2022, whereas Peru will have to expect the result of the crossing between Australia and Arab Emirates to know to his rival in the repechage, what will launch a last 'ticket' to the competition.

The last day was full of emotion, although several teams did not play at all more than the glory. One of them was the Uruguay of Ronald Araújo, that already had his stay ensured in the appointment mundialista and visited to a selection of Chile that still saved the hope that a miracle gave them the classification. However, the 'charrúas' kept flawless and concretised the triumph to domicile (0-2).

'The Red' paid the consequences of a bad eliminatory. The first part kept closed, with a (0-0) in the marker in spite of that both teams were near break the equality. The injury of Edinson Cavani to the 29' minutes gave him step to that Luis Suaréz, that would be determinant more advance in the commitment. The Chileans followed mathematically alive and needed to take out the 3 points beside other results to attain the feat.

In spite of this, the advanced of the local group were neutralised by the 'wall' in the saga of Diego Alonso, with Araújo like referent by the right side, the one who minimised the desbordes of Charles Aránguiz and Alexis Sánchez during all the meeting. The clock followed his course and did not go until the minute 79' that the Uruguayans would put in front in the party.

Barça and Madrid, 'present'

After a shot of corner executed by Giorgian Of Arrascaeta, a finish defective of head of Araújo would leave the balloon served so that Suárez finished of Chilean inside the small area, beating to Brayan Cortés and signing the (0-1) partial. Already in the 90', Federico Valverde would commission to sentence the second so much with a finish inatajable in the edge of the area, sealing the victory and confirming, by second World-wide consecutive, the absence of Chile.