Spain v Chile Match of the Day

against Chile. We are still in the tunnel at the stadium. Your

commentary comes from Danny Murphy and Simon Brotherton.

There is the disciple of the attacking principles of Chile's

revered coach. Danny Murphy is alongside me

for this one. I am excited like everyone else

at home, a fantastic evening here Interesting to see how Spain set up,

it looks like Pedro will start on the right with Iniesta on the left

and David Silva in the free role. We talked about Iniesta playing that

free role, How long did it take you to get

from the studio to here? We were stuck in traffic,

then we were stuck in the lift and I started to worry that you would do

it on your own Here's Alexis Sanchez

playing it to Eugenio Mena. Fidel into the penalty area

and almost a deflection. Not far away from an own goal

in the first minute of the game. It was Eduardo Vargas in the thick

of the penalty area for Chile. A little bit of luck for Chile but

a nervous start for the Spanish. Chile started quickly against

Australia in their first match, Sanchez with the corner,

and the header wide of the goal. Fast start from Chile, this time

the header from Gonzalo Jara. Exactly what we said, Chile on the

front foot, looking to attack Spain. The clearance was not

the greatest from Iker Casillas. He conceded those five goals

the other day, first touch for Costa upfront the Spain, playing

in his native Brazil, and getting it in the ear from many in the crowd,

just as he did in the first game. Diaz, who is a key component

in the Chile side, Marcelo Diaz. He dictates much of the tempo

of the play. Azpilicueta of Chelsea,

could not quite keep it in. It is interesting how high

the Spanish are. The back four players are pushing

up high, trying to play much higher than they did in the

opening stages against the Dutch. Maybe their intent is

to start well as well. I am fascinated by David Silva

playing that role. I would like to see more goals

from him. Silva was dropped

and hardly appeared en route to Again, I don't know

if you saw Martinez and Pedro It is a worrying position

in the side for Spain at the moment, they don't seem to be able to find

a pair who can work together. Pique was one of those back in Spain

heavily criticised Javi Martinez, the Bayern Munich

player, who has not had such He does not really like

the role that Guardiola wants him Very quickly surrounded

by white shirted players. He had some surgery

on his knee just a month ago, he If Chile are going to do well

in this World Cup, they could do with the being

at something like his best. Alexis Sanchez is seeing

a good deal of the ball here Here's Silva, the player who

has come into the team. Vidal is coming on early to

join up with the strikers. It is the third time they have been

drawn together Spain also won 2-0 back

in the Maracana the last time Brazil A player who will be very familiar

to those in the Spanish side there, I am pleased to see Pedro starting

tonight, that seems to be He adds some pace and athleticism

to the Spanish attack. I am surprised he does not start

more games for Barcelona as well. He needs to get more end

product into his game, as well. Not much room to work in but he will

be happy to settle for the throw. First touch for Iniesta,

he was looking for Pedro, Diaz who just sits in front

of those defenders. Eduardo Vargas will chase,

but it is easy for Iker Casillas. A lot of focus on him

after the first match and those five goals, but no surprise, I think,

that del Bosque stuck with him. Yes,

I think you sometimes need that from There is a myth about an ageing

Spanish side, there are only two It is the same with the Chile side,

they have no players apart from the goalkeeper over 30

in the first 11 tonight. Iniesta trying to get away

from Diaz, but he can't. Silva has got Jordi

Alba outside him. Iniesta fouled under

the referee's nose. There is a lot of talk

about the Chilean formation. I am just looking at Vargas,

he seems to be pulling out left, It is a bit unbalanced but it

allows them to bomb on a bit more. We will see how that develops

about the course of the first half. A real opportunity

for Spain to put the ball into the Busquets up for this one,

Sergio Ramos going for the header. We have seen him score

a few over the seasons. Including in the Champions League

final. You look around the Chilean side,

there is not much height. We talked about it earlier,

from set plays Spain will have to They still have more power

in the air than Chile. Xabi Alonso needs to get

his deliveries better than that. Bravo put under a little bit

of pressure with that ball. An excellent game against England

last November, he is good with his And there is time for Mauricio Isla

to get the ball away. Despite that early semi-wobble

in the first minute or two. It is a good tempo,

both teams trying press quite high. It is a big pitch, which means they

won't be able to do that all game, of course, but the intent is there

from the both sides to win the game. That is the thing with Chile,

any match they play will have quite a high tempo, because that is just

the way they play. Also, the temperatures have

dropped from this morning. I say nice, in comparison to some

of the games I have been to. Bright sunshine earlier on, but it

has clouded over above the stadium. Not such

a good ball through to David Silva. The throw given the way of Chile

by a deflection off Azpilicueta. We have spoken a lot about Vidal

and also Sanchez, but Vargas is worth watching as well,

the number 11 for Chile, tonight. Three years ago he finished second

to Neymar in the He got a move to Italy,

which has not worked out to him so. He is certainly a talented player,

that is for sure, Xabi Alonso has scored

from the penalty spot for Spain He was sailing along quite well

at the time in the game. I only saw the first 30 minutes,

I was getting on a flight, and they If they had got the second goal, it

could have been a different game. That is why I am not

in complete agreement with people writing off Spain,

because of one horrible result where They have to respond tonight,

and shut the critics up, because they have some big players and they

know to deal with the big occasion. Good play by Sanchez initially,

hustling and bustling, This is better from Spain,

moving it around well, They are pressing again,

both teams pressing. Pedro, Silva, coming in and

making the foul was Arturo Vidal. Fantastic tempo

in the early stages of the game. A real work ethic from both sides

to win that ball back high up. With the set play, what we have

talked about, a good delivery is Well,

they certainly have the players more Usually a very good set play taker,

he will be disappointed with The first hint of frustration

from del Bosque. If the ball is anywhere near the

back post on a set play, he will be Diaz, here comes Spain now,

it is with Diego Costa, he is Just behind David Silva,

Iniesta will keep it in. Trying to slide it through, Pedro,

the flag goes up on the near side! I thought Costa could have taken

the shot early. Claudio Bravo receiving some

treatment Prior to this, Diego Costa,

when he broke away, he got the ball and he dummied to shoot three, four,

five times and he took him It doesn't look

like he's quite got the sharpness. He finished

the season with that injury. He had the two false starts

at the end of the season, Simeone was desperate to include

him, the Atletico Madrid coach. Maybe Del Bosque would

have changed it. Fernando Torres did

the media conference at the stadium yesterday with

Iniesta, so a number of the Spanish press were wondering whether that

meant that he might start the game. A bit of kidology from del Bosque,

to keep the Chileans guessing. Mauricio Isla is a bit-part

player for his club side. They tell me they nickname him

"Forrest Gump" because of his What a season Azpilicueta has had

with Chelsea, mostly at left-back, of course, with Jordi Alba occupying

that role for Spain at the moment. That is not a bad idea

from Chile to play a few long balls We know that

the two central defenders for Spain It doesn't always have

to be perfect football. Isla will continue the run,

but won't quite get there. When they were playing out

of the back, the two wing-backs are so high,

they are nearly playing five men up It's a gung ho type of formation

and attitude, which is brave. It will be interesting to see

how long it takes for the Spanish It really is a cavalier approach

playing that high up when they are It does leave them vulnerable

at times. Diego Costa getting

his head to that one. Vidal is a focal point of the Chile

line-up. Didn't fall to Ramos,

the interception by Alexis Sanchez. He is away from Casillas and Chile

strike first! Expertly dispatched into the back

of the net by Eduardo Vargas! Listen to the roar

inside the Maracana. A short ball, intercepted,

a lovely pass inside, good feet here, clever pass and to

have the awareness to find Vargas. I think it was - I can't

quite see who it was. Superb goal and it was created

by Aranguiz. Usually, as a midfield player -

and I can tell you from experience - They haven't been

in the box that much. It is a great goal,

but it is sloppy play again. The two best chances we have seen

from either side have been when they have lost possession in

their own third, defensive third. There is a cracking atmosphere

inside this stadium. But there was some true

composure there from Chile. A reminder, if you have just tuned

in, if Chile win this game, No matter what happens in their

final match against Australia. I think I am going to

stop predicting results. Just a little way short of the

mid-way point of the first half. Should have followed Thierry's

method - wait till after the match! What is fascinating to see from

so high up, as soon as you have a cross-field pass, one

of them goes and they all follow. It is a deliberate ploy,

but it is really effective and credit to the manager for working

on it for so long and getting that We haven't seen much

of him either so far, Iniesta. This is where the big players need

to come to the fore, the best Spanish players, demand the ball,

get on it and make things happen. Spain have to raise

their game now in adversity. We have reached the mid-way point

of the first half. Almost caught in possession

by Vargas, the goalscorer. Iniesta, who scored the only goal

of the final four years ago. Again, it seems - I'm certainly not

picking on Xabi Alonso - he is technically a brilliant

footballer and he's skied that one. What a touch that was from Eduardo

Vargas, never mind the finish. If you think of the enormity

of the occasion, it is very easy for people to snatch at chances

and this is like a home game. The Chilean support -

this is probably To have that awareness,

to take that touch, They always look

like they have time in the box. Jorge Sampaoli, their coach,

on the edge of the touchline. He will be very happy with what

he has seen from his team so far. Silva was complaining that

he had his shirt pulled. Nothing doing from referee,

Mark Geiger. They are almost getting some

encouragement from I don't think that is

a free-kick either. Ramos was shielding the ball out,

just previously to that, that was Just gets his body there - ooh,

maybe not! Maybe the way he reacted

and went down... It is the first big game Spain

have played in a long while OK,

there are so many options for them. He would be still, for me, the one

in there that makes things tick. I am a Xavi fan,

so maybe I'm biased. The foul was by Marcelo Diaz and

there is an urgency by Spain here. Good move from Spain, much better,

much more urgency. Jara has got back in to put him

off a little bit. But he should

at least hit the target. Which is understandable with

the injuries he's had. Why is he starting a second game

in five days if he is not fit? The urgency is a huge factor

for Spain. They are criticised a lot

for the slowness of the build-up. Now they are 1-0 down,

they have to play a much higher That was the first time they did

that and they created a good chance. They are playing a decent side here,

Spain. Chile did well to beat England

at Wembley. They were unlucky to lose 1-0

to Germany in March as well. What is going to be fascinating is

the work ethic we talk about Can they keep up that level

of commitment and pressing I find it hard to believe,

but people tell me they can do it. The Spanish will keep playing

and keep passing Pedro is going to leave this

one to Cesar Azpilicueta. Making just his eighth appearance

for the national side today. Iniesta appearing on this

near side for the first time. Comfortably dealt with by Diaz

helping out the backline. It is eye of the needle stuff

for Spain. They are dropping back really

deep when they are defending. They are playing really narrow

and saying you have to go around the outside, stopping

the Spanish playing through. Blocked off,

strong play by Gonzalo Jara. The decision goes against Chile,

despite the protestations. The referee was

suddenly well-placed. Chile have to be careful,

overplaying in their own half There is not too much in that,

for me, but the reason they conceded a free kick

is because they overplay a bit. Bravo, the Real Sociedad goalkeeper,

in goal for Chile tonight, Medel not happy in the centre,

after that challenge from Ramos. What is strange,

when you are standing over a free kick, and are used to take

them in that position, the Chilean line was so high in the 18-yard line

it was crying out for a right footer As it happened,

a left footer took it so it doesn't Inside the last 15 minutes

of the first half. Spain needs something from this game

to give themselves a chance Another player who likes to get

forward, but he hasn't really The through ball aimed towards

Diego Costa, comfortably dealt with Not much for those Spanish

supporters to cheer about so far. That is Vidal,

the attacking midfielder, pressing the goalkeeper when they are 1-0 up,

it is a fantastic attitude. The two strikers are splitting

and at times they are playing three out and out up there,

with the wingbacks high as well. It is what I talked about earlier,

the bravery to play that way. He is a strong attacking player

in Serie A, Arturo Vidal, for Juventus, up into double figures

for goals for the second time He actually got 18 goals, which

for a midfielder is fantastic, and he also deserves credit for getting

himself fit after a miniscule knee So his desire to be here

and get fit, from that. He played the first hour of

the opening match and was visibly He apologised to

his team-mates after that. Nobody likes to be substituted,

especially in a World Cup. Have you ever kicked

a water bottle on your way out? I did once, it cost me a lot

of money, so I did not do it again. It is passion though,

it is good to see players caring. Diaz,

he always looks like he has a little He took too long there, but he

just plays in an unhurried manner. The referee keen to keep

the game going. Yes, I don?t think it

has been too nasty. It was a silly trip from Pedro,

but nothing more. It is a foul, not a yellow card,

it is just a trip. What is painfully obvious,

watching Spain live here for the first time, for me, is that they

lacked pace in the final third. Pedro is the only one, really,

who you would say has that pace to Iniesta does it in a more silky way,

but Silva and Costa, they don't have the pace to get

in behind, so everything is Here comes Spain with David Silva,

Jordi Alba, Diego Costa waits in the centre, Pedro is in there

as well and it is very, very comfortably dealt with by Gary

Medel and away by Francisco Silva. Diego Costa almost catching Medel's

head. I think he just pulled out

at the last minute. Another free kick, this time

for the challenge on Arturo Vidal. It is not what Iniesta is known for,

his tackling prowess. I would like to see him more in the

game doing what he does best, going past people and making incisive

passes, but he needs runners. Pedro has got pace,

can he get away from Mena? Not this time, he feels he was

pushed over, and, more importantly, Jorge Sampaoli there,

the coach of Chile, has been watching hours and hours of match

tape in the last few days, since that first game against Australia,

in the build-up to this one. Tactically they have been brilliant,

their work ethic has been good. That will be the test for them

over the 90 minutes, because Spain With the power of the bench they

have got, they have got options. It was loose there,

he was under pressure, hurried by It didn't quite work this time

for Alexis Sanchez. Well, it is not sloppy,

the intense pressure from Xabi Alonso has been guilty

as much as anybody, which is a surprise for him, because

that is what he prides himself on. Met by the head of Gonzalo Jara,

latterly of Nottingham Forest Former West Bromwich Albion player,

as well. Jordi Alba was up for that one,

there is a bit of a gap here now, Sergio Ramos will try to fill it

on the far side, Another example, Vidal loses

the ball but instinct straightaway, Pedro making the running to

the centre and Diego Costa right underneath that one,

but taken by Claudio Bravo. I would be amazed if we didn't see

a couple of changes, to add a bit more pace and injection

from Spain in the second half. Maybe Koke in for Alonso, Torres

for Costa, but they have to try something, because as you say, if

they lose the game they are gone. You would think if they took Xavi

out of the side of which they did, there might have been a case for

playing Koke, because he has linked It is difficult when you don't see

teams and players in training every day of course, but Koke is more

powerful, more athletic than some Here's Pedro, the mis-control takes

it for a goal kick and that was Yes, but he is trying,

trying to take people on, they just He could do with some help

from some players. Iniesta, for me,

is one of the best players in the world, but we haven't really

seen him causing too many problems. And David Silva, you watch him

at Man City, he is probing, getting That is credit to Chile as well,

they really are harassing and playing at a fantastic tempo to

stop the Spanish players. Hefty challenge there

by having Alonso on Mauricio Isla. That will be a yellow card

from the referee. Into the last five minutes

of the first half here. He has been frustrated,

because his quality has not been up His set plays have not been

particularly good, he has been caught in possession a few times

and that really sums up his half. A different referee

on a different day might have pulled I am surprised,

I expected so much more from the Spanish players, considering

what happened against the Dutch. Chile with a throw on here,

on the front foot for the last few Great preparation from the

Chilean coach ahead of this game, so far, bearing fruit, but just the one

goal in the game so far, so Spain What is a worry, of course,

is that a draw would mean Chile going into the Holland game meaning

as long as they did not lose by the huge number the Spaniards

did, they would go through. So it is not just about getting back

into it for Spain, it is about trying to turn the game on its head

and winning it, and that is why I am thinking maybe something different

should happen at half-time. Away across the field from

Gonzalo Jara, here they come now The referee trying to play advantage

there, but realising there was none. Quick feet from Sanchez, tries to

stay on his feet, to be fair to him. Maybe del Bosque might be

the king of a change, but the fact that he needs to keep 11

on the pitch, because there is one thing with this Chilean side, if you

go down to ten, you are in trouble. Alexis Sanchez,

who plays his football in Spain with Barcelona goes the goal,

punched clear, back in, 2-0! And Spain are in a big,

big hole now! 2-0 down,

with half-time on the horizon! Are the world champions going out

in the group stage? Let's take nothing away

from the finish. It is an average free kick,

he should catch that all day. Great touch from Aranguiz,

little toe end, super finish, I have got to give him all

the credit in the world, but Casillas, I don't know what he is

thinking, why he is punching that. If he is going to punch it,

he has got to punch it wide anyway. There is not too much pace

on the ball anyway. I would say I feel sorry for him

if he had not made three mistakes in the Dutch game,

but that is a huge, hugely bad Charles Aranguiz with the shot,

beating Iker Casillas I don't say that flippantly,

it is easy to criticise goalkeepers, but that is an horrific decision for

him to punch that, it really is. Eduardo Vargas with Sanchez ahead

of him. I don't know

whether it is the humidity, the pitch, or just the intensity

of the Chilean players, but some of It feels like a bit of everything

for Spain at the moment. Again, Xabi Alonso has given

the ball away. Spain have really lost

their way here. Just as they did in

the second half against the Dutch. I have never seen Xabi Alonso -

and as I said earlier, I am a huge fan - I have never seen him

give the ball away so many times. And be caught in possession

so often. I don't know whether it is

a mental thing, whether the first It's got worse for him

as the game has gone on. Now, here is a good chance

for the Spanish to pull one back. The usual suspects

inside the penalty area. Busquets

and Ramos joining the attack. Alonso in and confidently taken

by Chile's goalkeeper. Sounds like he is my enemy -

it is another bad ball. Someone else should

take responsibility. I have been there myself

when you take a few and you can't get the right trajectory

and you are not right on it. Let someone else go over

and take it. Eduardo Vargas there giving Chile

the lead in the 19th minute of the game and then two minutes

before the break, Charles Aranguiz with the shot into the corner

of the net, past Iker Casillas. If it stays like this, the champions

are going out of the World Cup. Spain have got a great deal to do

here to avoid suffering the same They were the defending Champions

in South Africa, How do Spain go

about rescuing the situation? Do you think Koke on for Xabi Alonso

is a smart move? It is a good move,

he is smart and quick, hopefully can They need to move the ball quicker,

play with a higher tempo. They have not got players who can

run past people with great pace and athleticism, so they have to

play their way through, but they Watching the players as they were

waiting to come back out through the Having quite

a tussle there with Aranguiz, They just got dispossessed

in their own half again They are winning 2-0,

nothing wrong occasionally with giving it a good old lump, getting

up and not conceding chances. They have done the hard bit,

getting in front. The point I was going to make was,

we were watching the players just before they came

back out for the second half. I don't know what you felt, Danny,

but the body language did not look great

among some of the Spanish Team? Usually you want to be on your toes,

getting yourselves going. Why they were standing

in the tunnel talking, I don't know if that is a FIFA thing they are not

allowed out, but you need someone Vidal,

the furthest forward in the middle. Diaz, rather hoping he would get

a free kick. He has not had much of a chance to

run at the Chile defence so far. Diego Costa,

you would think he would be happy that his team-mate from the past

season, Koke, he is on the field, Here's Diego Costa now for Spain

and it is smothered by! He has got to score,

he has got to score. This is what I talked about,

an incisive pass from Iniesta, He doesn't get it out of his feet,

gets it stuck under his feet. He has got to do better, he just

has not looked sharp all night. That is a brilliant opportunity

for him. The referee spotting

an infringement inside the penalty There is nothing wrong with coming

back from an injury if you are not sharp,

you can't get sharp without playing The manager has picked him expecting

him to be sharp, and he is not. It was fizzing

across the penalty area. This was not the best effort

from Jordi Alba. The middle of the season from Costa,

that was the type of chance he was eating up, sharp, a good touch,

burying chances, week in, week out. He has looked a shadow

of that player this evening. And of course, as a player, when a

manager asks if you are fit and OK, So it is

the manager's responsibility more Fernando Torres,

came on in the first match. Aranguiz, the defensive player,

trying to keep it away It is a better start though, better

tempo, passing has been crisper, Probably the pass

of the game actually from Iniesta. That is what we are used to seeing

him doing, cutting teams open. The Chile wing-backs are not pushing

on as high at the moment, they probably told them to keep

in position a bit more and closer to the three centre halves,

which is completely understandable, And urgency about their play,

as you would expect, Good position from Pedro,

coming in of those little pockets They need to be careful not to be

a little too overenthusiastic just outside their own penalty area,

don't say, Chile's players? They have been poor on set plays

so far. The point with the wing-backs that I

was making, if they do stay back and don't press as high when Spain

have the ball, they will give up possession, but maybe then not

minding giving up possession and keeping their shape when they are

winning the game. It will also mean that they don't have to do the

same amount of running, of course. Iniesta, Ramos and Silva

are standing over the ball. The defence just advancing ahead

of the white line momentarily. Deciding not to catch that one, and

it is back in, oh, and it is wide! It was a glorious opportunity

for Sergio Busquets! I am starting to think it

might not be their night. Again, the keeper causes

the problems, a ridiculous punch. I think that is Costa with

the overhead kick. I have not got Busquets'

goal-scoring record in front of me, but I am pretty sure it is not very

good. They could be back to 2-2

in the first however many minutes They have started

the second half more brightly as, Trying to build some momentum here,

to get back into the match. A reminder, if they lose,

Spain will be out of the World Cup, And here's Alexis Sanchez,

he has got the better of The ball ultimately breaking

loose off Eduardo Vargas. David Silva,

a little bit deeper now. Pedro likes to run,

forced back this time. Cannot find a way through,

and looks for a free kick. Vargas, turning straight back

into trouble there. Sergio Ramos almost losing

the ball once more to Vidal. That is what I was talking about,

just creating problems in your own half

when you are winning the game, you Play sensibly, play percentages,

make them work, Busquets,

whose embarrassment at missing that chance was not helped by the fact

they played it on the big screen. I think it will be playing over in

his own head a million times anyway. A minor break in play, an injury

to one of the Chile players. Aranguiz is on the ground

at the moment. Tweaked his medial ligament there. I

have done that myself in exactly the Not sure there was any malice

in that challenge. Maybe he's tweaked

his medial ligament there. Vicente del Bosque will leave things

as they are? Shortly. Ten more David Silva is not contributing

enough for me. I would always leave Iniesta on because he is capable of

an incisive pass. This is a big His all-round performance has been

superb. If that is a tweaked medial He will be lucky to play in the

tournament again. It does look as though Chile are

going to have to make a change here shortly.

APPLAUSE spray is not going to make any

difference. They are making a spray is not going to make any

Momentarily, Chile are down to ten here.

Charles Aranguiz is going to give it does he?

Diego Costa will chase and they are Normally, when they are not that

bad, you try for a little while The pass was misplaced by

Jordi Alba. They have all got that same mindset

for the team, for the team. A clear foul and Spain are having a

lot of the ball here at the moment. He is going to make that worse

if he stays on with it. I would imagine Gutierrez has

to be coming on for Aranguiz. Neat and tidy at the moment

from Chile. Still Gutierrez still

waits to come on. It is Diego Costa and he's closed

down so quickly and dispossessed so He is physically not sharp

enough for anything to come off. Fernando Torres is waiting

on the touchline to come on. CROWD BOO Diego Costa is off

and Fernando Torres is on. Aranguiz is going to have to give

in to the inevitable. In terms of the World Cup,

he has to give himself a chance thought he had shown too much of

that. Vidal is up with him. And the header in the end going wide of the

goal. It was Gutierrez, the substitute. Another good breakaway.

That will happen. The Spanish will keep trying to press now. That was

unlucky from Sanchez. He broke - I think it was Martinez that come

over. He had too much pace for him and then tried to pick out the guy

on the back post. That is the way of the next 20 minutes. It will be the

Spanish trying to push forward and Gutierrez is a player who

can do something as well. He played under Steve McClaren

and he said he is more than capable of losing the ball three times

in a row and then coming back and He doesn't want to

be doing that now! He's got to be able to fill

in those gaps. Sit in your position, be disciplined

and do the right thing as a midfield Sanchez looks

like he's taken a knock as well. It is a very hard-working game,

the way Chile play. It would be if they played

in the north-east or in Manaus. If they played in the north-east in

a lunch time kick-off in that heat. A lot of these players play

over here, or some of them. They do look like

an extremely fit bunch of lads. As I said earlier, there is not

one outfield player over 30. Missed the best chance

of the second half. The vast majority of whom are

travelling to support Chile here. A bit untidy, nothing more,

the challenge on Francisco Silva They made a very positive start

to the second half, Spain. I think what the problem for Spain

is - when they need to press a game, they haven't got enough legs in the

team to go up high and press teams. With the likes of Silva, Iniesta,

Busquets - they haven't got that energy and athleticism to win

the ball high up. They have to persevere with

the possession When you are 2-0 down, looking

like you are going out of the World Not sure they have got

brilliant legs on the bench. They will have to grind away

and make some chances. Asking an awful lot of Pedro,

who is always a willing runner. The way Spain play, it has to be

inch-perfect and it wasn't there. Alexis Sanchez forward to Vargas,

Vargas has support. Mena and it's a stretch

and it's over! It was a great chance for

Mauricio Isla. I think it's Mena on the left,

he drags the shot a little bit. It's cleared away

by a tired-looking Javi Martinez. Chile are still

in possession with Marcelo Diaz. They win the ball back through

pressing the ball, one wing-back mis-hits the shot

and who is the one on the other side The energy and the application,

honestly - not sure I have seen a team play

with this much courage and... They are not afraid to roll

the dice? Torres turning away from Diaz,

turning straight into the man they Not the most complimentary

nickname I have ever heard! He is such a vital component

of the Chile team. Obviously, he's had a checkered

history with his discipline. He's marshalled the other two

around him as well. He is looking at that midfield again

- 11 red cards in the last five years in club football, but none

in the Premier League last season. Marcelo Diaz will collect balls

like that all day long. Sanchez - I thought he had

shown too much of that. And the header

in the end going wide of the goal. The Spanish will keep

trying to press now. He broke - I think it was Martinez

that come over. He had too much pace for him

and then tried to pick out That is the way

of the next 20 minutes. It will be the Spanish trying

to push forward and they will 20 to go and we are very much in the

last quarter of the game. The clock The clock is ticking a bit for Spain

now. Forward

by Gutierrez will stop Iniesta's Torres. And what a

noise being made by the Chilean fans now. And there

is a man with plenty on his plate. I hope the

people at home can hear the atmosphere, it is absolutely

fantastic. The Chilean fans haven't stopped, have they? The acoustics in

the stadium, as well. Here they come again. Sanchez. Trying

to lead Martinez a merry dance. Medel is in

space. The past not good enough this time. Away by

Sergio Ramos. Vidal has not played like a man who has

been injured for a while. He is Trying to lead Martinez

a merry dance. Not just the

technical aspects, but his running, his desire

to win the ball back from the team with a so-called star.

Absolutely wonderful. Great team ethic

Sampaoli has got here from this chilly side. Vidal again with

his arm in the air, just waiting inside the D. Ramos able to find his

intended target. Pedro looking for They must have

prepared perfectly, and worked

really hard to get to that level. It takes a lot of application. It is

Vargas on the ground. I think we got players, I can't stress it too much,

what they are actually doing here, can't see him down in front of us at

the They must have prepared perfectly,

and worked really hard to get to actually. Vargas is fine. Here is

Marcelo Diaz. Vargas. He leaves it to Alexis Sanchez, he has

got the pace to get away from Ramos here, he

has got support, it is from Vidal... Silva. Iniesta. Santi Cazorla

is waiting to come on. He is going to

have to wait a little bit longer. We might have another

stoppage here. Don't kick the ball out, you are 2

-0 down in a World Cup Group stage, is

playacting! Ridiculous! Gonzalo Jara was

pretty quickly on his feet. Definitely not

a penalty, was it? Nobody touched him. Maybe not. At least he

tried to Arsenal man waiting

to come on, and Pedro, who was brought into the team

today. It has not been his best game But overall they have been

poor. Now it is looking like it is too

late for them. Vidal on the ground over

on the far side, but he is off the pitch.

Sanchez losing out, it was Jordi Who won the ball back for Spain, now

it is with David Silva. Good feet.

Recovered well, after that initial first touch. Sliding in

and getting the ball away, Mena. It is

that line of five again. You see in. They have really kept a good

shape, those lads. If Spain could get a goal in the not

too distant future, it really would

set us up for a grand slam finish. Yes, because if a team get a

goal, you tend to drop off, you can't go

the other end and score again. It Julio

Cesar as well, he only played with Toronto at the end of the season, he

spent a lot of time at QPR not playing. It is the

classic argument. impressive showing here from Jorge

Sampaoli's side. David Silva, Torres is up with

him, Iniesta. And it doesn't fall to

Torres, and again it fizzles out. Yes, I was just saying,

apart from half, where Spain played

with a bit more zip and urgency and Ramos certainly is a threat. In it

comes once more. This time Claudio Bravo elects to catch the ball. He

does so with great confidence. I'm sure he is OK. It breaks up the

rhythm of the game. It's clever. There is the first goal from Vargas.

Looks really good, no matter how many times you see it. It was cool.

That is inventive. Stuck under his feet. Toe ender. There have been too

many poor performances. The blend of the team hasn't looked quite right.

He has to take some blame for that. He has choosen the players. I think

I'd like to have seen more fight. Maybe they haven't got the legs.

Maybe they haven't got the energy in the team that you need now.

Everybody else seems to be improving all the time. This Chilean team is

as good as it gets with their work ethnic. They have been overrun.

Talking of quite exciting South American sides. Our next live game

from the World Cup will be tomorrow at 4.30pm. Columbia against Ivory

Coast. Torres, awide by Marcelo Diaz.

Didn't quite fall for Vidal. Did you see his reaction. You could argue he

might let one goes for once. Give it away. Straightaway back at it.

Free-kick given away by Vidal. There will be one more change when the

ball goes out of play. Busquets. Iniesta, looks for goal. Good save.

Fine save by Claudio Bravo. Iniesta, this is a really good effort. A very

good save. Iniesta had his three best moments in central areas of the

pitch. He started to get wider. There was talk before the game of

playing him in that central role. I think he has that bit more

creativity when he comes in those central areas. They have missed it

in the first half. That is for sure. Eduardo Vargas who scored with such

aplomb in the 19th minute is being hurried along by the referee. He

deserves his ovation. I'm glad he wore those orange boots

so I could recognise him from up here. Valdiva will replace him.

Unlucky not start. Scored in the first game. Lavishly gifted player.

Has a bad boy reputation. I think he served a couple of 10-match bans in

his time. Certainly a talent though. It is hard when you are up against a

side with more power and pace than you. Brilliant feet in towards

Torres. Flick got them out of danger. I worried when I looked, I

was watching Vidal in the midfield position, when I saw him playing

defensively I worried about him playing against a quality side. He

has been terrific. Read things, calm in possession. Seems to be speaking,

dictating what he wants from the other defenders. Deserves a mention.

I did - I spoke with Neil Lennon before the game, we looked at that

as a weak area. He has been one of the best players on the pitch.

It is not a sending off because he had some cover.

That late on in the game, winning 2-0, take a yellow card.

Late change now being made by Sampaoli once again.

There will be a standing ovation for Arturo Vidal as he leaves the field.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. He has been outstanding.

We are better looking at the players who haven't been

And Carlos Carmona is on for the remainder of this match,

It is Santi Cazorla for Spain and Bravo was there once more.

I was going to say "now or never" before he took this.

Not quite enough fizz in the free-kick to get it past

What is interesting on corners again - just watching Chile there -

they didn't put anyone on the post even though they are winning 2-0.

They probably do the same thing whether they are winning

I believe when you are winning a game, especially defending corners,

Then you have three people to beat on the line.

Who am I to tell the manager of Chile what to do after his

Still agitated, still kicking every ball with his team.

Has he just masterminded a famous victory?

Chile's first-ever over Spain at the 11th attempt.

Trying to get away from Javi Martinez.

Medel, who has been superb at the heart of the Chile defence.

That was Torres trying to close it down.

We haven't seen the board yet, but I think we are heading

It should be coming up any minute now.

They don't look like scoring, if I'm honest.

It is not a bombardment, or chance after chance, it is not Chile camped

CROWD BOO. Spain now, with six minutes to try

and score two goals to at least keep themselves in the competition

He is lucky to have found Azpilicueta.

Mena has been up-and-down, a terrific engine, still trying to

get out there to block that cross, close the space down.

It's going to fall here for Jordi Alba.

A really good chance for Sergio Ramos.

He's been in great goalscoring form, even

It is a good block, but it is a tired swing.

Ten players back inside the penalty area for Chile and it's

I think that it is worth mentioning the goalkeeper for Chile as well.

Any time he has been called upon, he's looked nice and solid,

Everywhere around the pitch, they have had commanding

performances, people willing to work hard and play good football.

They have taken some risks - that is what they do.

In their own half, they have been caught a few times.

The mentality to maintain the level of what they do can't be

It is great credit to all the players and the manager for

Medel forward towards Sanchez, away by Javi Martinez.

Spain can have few complaints about this.

We are midway through our six minutes of added time.

I can only remember the Etihad, the final day of the Premier League

season, when two goals went in so late.

It isn't the bombardment that that was and they don't have Aguero

Silva can't quite pick out Fernando Torres.

His body language tells you a lot there.

The world title defence almost over before it really got started.

I feel that Chile are going to be a bit unlucky.

If they finish runners-up in the group,

Provided Brazil win their group, as we expect.

You would think with these tremendous results

and the effort they have put in, they might think they will get

But they still have Holland to play, of course.

Sampaoli, the coach, has stopped ranting at the fourth

I think, as you said earlier, they can't grumble.

It's not been a bad refereeing decision.

It's not been a bit of luck for Chile.

It's been a dominant performance, a brilliant performance in many ways.

The 5-1 defeat in the first match for Spain was the heaviest margin

suffered by any defending champion in the history of the competition.

And they haven't quite recovered from it.

Spain are about to become the fifth defending champion to go

out at the first hurdle in the following World Cup competition,

And the group stage hasn't even finished yet.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Excellent win for Chile.

They were on the front foot right from the start of the match.

It was masterminded by the coach, Jorge Sampaoli.

And carried out exquisitely by their players.

Intensity, unity, hard work and composure in front of goal.

Eduardo Vargas, the scorer of the first goal in the 19th minute.

Then, shortly before half-time, Charles Aranguiz with the second

The defending champions are out of the World Cup.

So there you have it. What a game the world champions are out of the

World Cup. If you would like highlights, stories, anything about

the World Cup this summer, go to the BBC website, bbc.co.uk/worldcup.