Even at this altitude of 4,000 meters, we played against the referees, the police, and the ball boys, who were taking the balls off the field and putting them on the field. It was a real mess. This isn't what we expect for world football or South American football. What we want is to grow even further. This kind of attitude, especially when playing at altitude, is difficult. I hope CONMEBOL takes action, precisely because we have everything recorded. This can't happen; it's absurd.
Uruguay have already booked their spot in next year's World Cup under boss Marcelo Bielsa, and will now have their eyes set on the tournament next year. The same cannot be said for Chile, who find themselves at the foot of the qualification table heading into the final game, without a win in their last five. Nevertheless, for Bielsa's men, this game represents precious minutes to warm up to the main event next summer.
Julian Alvarez's goal secured a 1-0 victory for Argentina against Chile, solidifying their lead in the World Cup qualifying group and pushing Chile's hopes to the brink.