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Chile national football team results

This page details the match results and statistics of the Chile national football team from 1960 to 1979.

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Results

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Chile's score is shown first in each case.

No. Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Chile scorers Att. Ref.
160 16 March 1960 Parc des Princes, Paris (A)  France 0–6 Friendly 36,094 [1][2]
161 23 March 1960 Neckarstadion, Stuttgart (A)  West Germany 1–2 Friendly J. Soto — [1][2]
162 30 March 1960 Dalymount Park, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 0–2 Friendly 17,000 [1][2]
163 6 April 1960 St. Jakob Stadium, Basel (A)   Switzerland 2–4 Friendly J. Soto, Musso — [1][2]
164 13 April 1960 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels (A)  Belgium 1–1 Friendly Musso 11,702 [1][2]
165 1 June 1960 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 2–3 Friendly Moreno, Fouillioux — [1][2]
166 5 June 1960 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 2–2 Friendly Sánchez (2) — [1][2]
167 29 June 1960 Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (A)  Brazil 0–4 Friendly — [1][2]
168 14 July 1960 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Spain 0–4 Friendly — [1][2]
169 17 July 1960 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Spain 1–4 Friendly Musso — [1][2]
170 18 December 1960 Santiago (H)  Paraguay 4–1 Friendly Cabrera (2), Moreno (2) — [1][2]
171 21 December 1960 Valparaíso (H)  Paraguay 3–1 Friendly Cabrera (2), Moreno — [1][2]
172 19 March 1961 Santiago (H)  Peru 5–2 Friendly Toro, Betta, J. Soto, Sánchez (2) — [1][2]
173 26 March 1961 Santiago (H)  West Germany 3–1 Friendly E. Rojas, Sánchez (2) 60,000 [1][2]
174 7 May 1961 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Brazil 1–2 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins — [1][2][3]
175 11 May 1961 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Brazil 0–1 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins J. Soto — [1][2][3]
176 12 October 1961 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 2–3 Friendly Fouillioux, Moreno — [1][2]
177 22 November 1961 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Soviet Union 0–1 Friendly 70,000 [1][2]
178 9 December 1961 Santiago (H)  Hungary 5–1 Friendly 55,000 [1][2]
179 13 December 1961 Santiago (H)  Hungary 0–0 Friendly 42,000 [1][2]
180 30 May 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N)   Switzerland 3–1 1962 FIFA World Cup Sánchez (2), J. Ramírez 65,006 [1][2][4]
181 2 June 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N)  Italy 2–0 1962 FIFA World Cup J. Ramírez, Toro 66,057 [1][2][4]
182 6 June 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N)  West Germany 0–2 1962 FIFA World Cup 67,224 [1][2][4]
183 10 June 1962 Estadio Carlos Dittborn, Arica (N)  Soviet Union 2–1 1962 FIFA World Cup Sánchez, E. Rojas 17,268 [1][2][4]
184 13 June 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N)  Brazil 2–4 1962 FIFA World Cup Toro, Sánchez 76,594 [1][2][4]
185 16 June 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (N)  Yugoslavia 1–0 1962 FIFA World Cup E. Rojas 66,697 [1][2][4]
186 7 November 1962 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 1–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Landa — [1][2][5]
187 21 November 1962 Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 0–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
188 23 March 1963 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 2–3 Copa Juan Pinto Durán O. Ramírez (2) — [1][2][6]
189 24 July 1963 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 0–0 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
190 24 September 1964 Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 0–5 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
191 14 October 1964 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 1–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Verdejo — [1][2][5]
192 15 April 1965 Santiago (H)  Peru 4–1 Copa del Pacífico Landa (2), Araya (2) — [1][2][7]
193 28 April 1965 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 1–0 Copa del Pacífico Araya — [1][2][7]
194 9 May 1965 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 0–0 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
195 16 May 1965 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 1–1 Copa Juan Pinto Durán Sánchez — [1][2][6]
196 14 July 1965 Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 0–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
197 21 July 1965 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 1–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Sánchez — [1][2][5]
198 1 August 1965 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Colombia 7–2 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification Sánchez, Méndez (2), Fouillioux (2), Campos, Prieto 70,052 [1][2][8]
199 7 August 1965 Romelio Martínez Stadium, Barranquilla (A)  Colombia 0–2 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification 4,401 [1][2][8]
200 15 August 1965 Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A)  Ecuador 2–2 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification Campos, Prieto 50,041 [1][2][8]
201 22 August 1965 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Ecuador 3–1 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification Sánchez, Marcos, Fouillioux 70,602 [1][2][8]
202 12 October 1965 Estadio Nacional, Lima (N)  Ecuador 2–1 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification play-off Sánchez, Marcos 44,864 [1][2][8]
203 23 February 1966 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Soviet Union 0–2 Friendly 70,000 [1][2]
204 17 April 1966 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Brazil 0–1 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins — [1][2][3]
205 20 April 1966 Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar (H)  Brazil 2–1 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins Landa, Valdés — [1][2][3]
206 11 May 1966 Mexico City (A)  Mexico 0–1 Friendly 70,000 [1][2]
207 15 May 1966 Estádio do Morumbi, São Paulo (A)  Brazil 1–1 Friendly Yávar — [1][2]
208 19 May 1966 Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (A)  Brazil 0–1 Friendly — [1][2]
209 22 May 1966 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Wales 2–0 Friendly Tobar, Marcos 54,000 [1][2]
210 29 May 1966 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Mexico 0–1 Friendly — [1][2]
211 2 July 1966 Zentralstadion, Leipzig (A)  East Germany 2–5 Friendly Tobar, Fouillioux 45,000 [1][2]
212 13 July 1966 Roker Park, Sunderland (N)  Italy 0–2 1966 FIFA World Cup 27,199 [1][2][9]
213 15 July 1966 Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough (N)  North Korea 1–1 1966 FIFA World Cup Marcos 13,792 [1][2][9]
214 20 July 1966 Roker Park, Sunderland (N)  Soviet Union 1–2 1966 FIFA World Cup Marcos 16,027 [1][2][9]
215 30 November 1966 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Colombia 5–2 1967 South American Championship qualification Araya, Campos, Prieto (2), Saavedra 80,000 [1][2][10]
216 11 December 1966 Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (A)  Colombia 0–0 1967 South American Championship qualification 17,000 [1][2][10]
217 18 January 1967 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Venezuela 2–0 1967 South American Championship Marcos (2) 7,000 [1][2][10]
218 22 January 1967 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Paraguay 4–2 1967 South American Championship Gallardo (2), Araya (2) 6,000 [1][2][10]
219 26 January 1967 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Uruguay 2–2 1967 South American Championship Gallardo, Marcos 30,000 [1][2][10]
220 28 January 1967 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Argentina 0–2 1967 South American Championship 14,000 [1][2][10]
221 1 February 1967 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Bolivia 0–0 1967 South American Championship 15,000 [1][2][10]
222 15 August 1967 Santiago (H)  Argentina 1–0 Friendly Araya — [1][2]
223 19 September 1967 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Brazil 0–1 Friendly — [1][2]
224 8 November 1967 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 3–1 Friendly Fouillioux (2), Reinoso — [1][2]
225 13 December 1967 Santiago (H)  Hungary 4–5 Friendly Reinoso, Sánchez, Castro, Hodge — [1][11]
226 17 December 1967 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Soviet Union 1–4 Friendly Araya 30,000 [1][2]
227 18 August 1968 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 2–1 Copa del Pacífico Valdés (2) — [1][2][7]
228 21 August 1968 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 0–0 Copa del Pacífico — [1][2][7]
229 28 August 1968 Estadio Azteca, Mexico City (A)  Mexico 1–3 Friendly Araya — [1][2]
230 23 October 1968 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Mexico 3–1 Friendly Fouillioux, Díaz, Gallé 40,000 [1][2]
231 27 November 1968 Estadio Lisandro de la Torre, Rosario (A)  Argentina 0–4 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
232 4 December 1968 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 2–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Fouillioux, Olivares — [1][2][5]
233 18 December 1968 Santiago (H)  West Germany 2–1 Friendly Araya, Marcos — [1][2]
234 28 May 1969 Santiago (H)  Argentina 1–1 Friendly Leonardo Véliz — [1][2]
235 8 June 1969 Asunción (A)  Paraguay 1–0 Friendly Araya — [1][2]
236 11 June 1969 La Plata (A)  Argentina 1–2 Friendly Olivares — [1][2]
237 15 June 1969 Bogotá (A)  Colombia 3–3 Friendly Fouillioux, Reinoso, Laube 50,000 [1][2]
238 22 June 1969 Ernst Grube Stadium, Magdeburg (A)  East Germany 1–0 Friendly Yávar 20,000 [1][2]
239 6 July 1969 Santiago (H)  Paraguay 0–0 Friendly 45,000 [1][2]
240 13 July 1969 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Uruguay 0–0 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification 68,882 [1][2][12]
241 27 July 1969 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Ecuador 4–1 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification Olivares (2), Valdés (2) 68,857 [1][2][12]
242 3 August 1969 Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A)  Ecuador 1–1 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification Olivares 11,565 [1][2][12]
243 10 August 1969 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 0–2 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification 62,693 [1][2][12]
244 22 March 1970 Estádio do Morumbi, São Paulo (A)  Brazil 0–5 Friendly 100,000 [1][2]
245 26 March 1970 Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (A)  Brazil 1–2 Friendly Castro 110,000 [1][2]
246 4 October 1970 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Brazil 1–5 Friendly Messen 75,000 [1][2]
247 2 February 1971 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  East Germany 0–1 Friendly 20,000 [1][2]
248 14 July 1971 Santiago (H)  Paraguay 3–2 Friendly Castro (2), Osorio 30,000 [1][2]
249 21 July 1971 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 2–2 Copa Carlos Dittborn Viveros, Vásquez — [1][2][5]
250 4 August 1971 Boca Juniors Stadium, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 0–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
251 8 August 1971 Asunción (A)  Paraguay 0–2 Friendly — [1][2]
252 11 August 1971 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 0–1 Copa del Pacífico — [1][2][7]
253 15 August 1971 La Paz (A)  Bolivia 4–3 Friendly Peralta (2), Messen, Osorio — [1][2]
254 18 August 1971 Santiago (H)  Peru 1–0 Copa del Pacífico Viveros — [1][2][7]
255 27 October 1971 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 0–3 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
256 3 November 1971 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 5–0 Copa Juan Pinto Durán Osorio, Pacheco, Araya, Crisosto, Vásquez — [1][2][6]
257 26 January 1972 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara (A)  Mexico 0–2 Friendly — [1][2]
258 9 February 1972 Port-au-Prince (A)  Haiti 0–1 Friendly — [1][2]
259 31 May 1972 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 3–4 Copa Carlos Dittborn Caszely, Valdés (2) — [1][2][5]
260 14 June 1972 Machadão, Natal (N)  Ecuador 2–1 Brazil Independence Cup Crisosto, Caszely — [1][2][13]
261 18 June 1972 Estádio do Arruda, Recife (N)  Portugal 1–4 Brazil Independence Cup Caszely — [1][2][13]
262 21 June 1972 Estádio do Arruda, Recife (N)  Republic of Ireland 2–1 Brazil Independence Cup Caszely, Fouillioux — [1][2][13]
263 25 June 1972 Estádio do Arruda, Recife (N)  Iran 2–1 Brazil Independence Cup Caszely (2) — [1][2][13]
264 16 August 1972 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Mexico 0–2 Friendly — [1][2]
265 27 September 1972 José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires (H)  Argentina 0–2 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
266 14 April 1973 Port-au-Prince (A)  Haiti 1–1 Friendly Galleguillos — [1][2]
267 21 April 1973 Mexico City (A)  Mexico 1–1 Friendly Caszely — [2][14]
268 24 April 1973 Guayaquil (A)  Ecuador 1–1 Friendly Caszely — [1][2]
269 29 April 1973 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 0–2 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification 42,947 [1][2][15]
270 13 May 1973 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Peru 2–0 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification Crisosto, Ahumada 69,881 [1][2][15]
271 13 July 1973 Boca Juniors Stadium, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 4–5 Copa Carlos Dittborn Crisosto, Caszely, Ahumada (2) — [1][2][5]
272 18 July 1973 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 3–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Crisosto, Caszely (2) — [1][2][5]
273 24 July 1973 Santiago (H)  Bolivia 3–0 Copa Provoste Gamboa (2), Lillo 30,000 [1][2][16]
274 5 August 1973 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (N)  Peru 2–1 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification group play-off Valdés, Farías 57,933 [1][2][15]
275 20 September 1973 Estadio Azteca, Mexico City (A)  Mexico 2–1 Friendly Caszely (2) — [1][2]
276 26 September 1973 Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow (A)  Soviet Union 0–0 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification play-off 48,891 [1][2][15]
277 21 November 1973 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Soviet Union 2–0[A] 1974 FIFA World Cup qualification play-off Valdés 15,000 [2][15]
278 24 April 1974 Port-au-Prince (A)  Haiti 1–0 Friendly García — [1][2]
279 26 April 1974 Port-au-Prince (A)  Haiti 0–0 Friendly — [1][2]
280 12 May 1974 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Republic of Ireland 1–2 Friendly Gamboa — [1][2]
281 14 June 1974 Olympiastadion, West Berlin (N)  West Germany 0–1 1974 FIFA World Cup 81,100 [1][2][17]
282 18 June 1974 Olympiastadion, West Berlin (N)  East Germany 1–1 1974 FIFA World Cup Ahumada 28,300 [1][2][17]
283 22 June 1974 Olympiastadion, West Berlin (N)  Australia 0–0 1974 FIFA World Cup 17,400 [1][2][17]
284 6 November 1974 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 0–2 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
285 20 November 1974 José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires (A)  Argentina 1–1 Copa Carlos Dittborn Méndez — [1][2][5]
286 22 December 1974 Santiago (H)  Paraguay 1–0 Friendly Gamboa — [1][2]
287 4 June 1975 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 0–1 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
288 25 June 1975 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 1–3 Copa Juan Pinto Durán Pinto — [1][2][6]
289 17 July 1975 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Peru 1–1 1975 Copa América Crisosto 50,000 [1][2][18]
290 20 July 1975 Estadio Jesús Bermúdez, Oruro (A)  Bolivia 1–2 1975 Copa América Gamboa 18,000 [1][2][18]
291 13 August 1975 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Bolivia 4–0 1975 Copa América Araneda (2), Ahumada, Gamboa — [1][2][18]
292 20 August 1975 Estadio Alejandro Villanueva, Lima (A)  Peru 1–3 1975 Copa América Reinoso 40,000 [1][2][18]
293 6 October 1976 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 0–0 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
294 13 October 1975 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Argentina 0–2 Copa Carlos Dittborn — [1][2][5]
295 26 January 1977 Santiago (H)  Paraguay 4–0 Friendly M. Rojas, Crisosto (3) — [1][2]
296 30 January 1977 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 0–3 Copa Juan Pinto Durán — [1][2][6]
297 2 February 1977 Asunción (A)  Paraguay 0–2 Friendly — [1][2]
298 27 February 1977 Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A)  Ecuador 1–0 1978 FIFA World Cup qualification Gamboa 51,200 [1][2][19]
299 6 March 1977 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Peru 1–1 1978 FIFA World Cup qualification Ahumada 67,983 [1][2][19]
300 20 March 1977 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Ecuador 3–0 1978 FIFA World Cup qualification Figueroa (2), Castro 15,571 [1][2][19]
301 26 March 1977 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 0–2 1978 FIFA World Cup qualification 62,000 [1][2][19]
302 15 June 1977 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Scotland 2–4 Friendly Crisosto (2) 17,000 [1][2]
303 13 June 1979 Santiago (H)  Ecuador 0–0 Friendly — [1][2]
304 21 June 1979 Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil (A)  Ecuador 1–2 Friendly Moscoso — [1][2]
305 11 July 1979 Santiago (H)  Uruguay 1–0 Copa Juan Pinto Durán Figueroa — [1][2][6]
306 18 July 1979 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (A)  Uruguay 1–2 Copa Juan Pinto Durán Quiroz — [1][2][6]
307 8 August 1979 Estadio Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo, San Cristóbal (A)  Venezuela 1–1 1979 Copa América Peredo 14,000 [1][2][20]
308 15 August 1979 Estadio El Campín, Bogotá (A)  Colombia 0–1 1979 Copa América 45,000 [1][2][20]
309 29 August 1979 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Venezuela 7–0 1979 Copa América Peredo (2), Rivas (2), Véliz, M. Soto, Yáñez 70,000 [1][2][20]
310 5 September 1979 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Colombia 2–0 1979 Copa América Caszely, Peredo 85,000 [1][2][20]
311 17 October 1979 Estadio Nacional, Lima (A)  Peru 2–1 1979 Copa América Caszely (2) 50,000 [1][2][20]
312 24 October 1979 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Peru 0–0 1979 Copa América 75,000 [1][2][20]
313 28 November 1979 Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción (A)  Paraguay 0–3 1979 Copa América 40,000 [1][2][20]
314 5 December 1979 Estadio Nacional, Santiago (H)  Paraguay 1–0 1979 Copa América Rivas 55,000 [1][2][20]
315 11 December 1979 José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires (N)  Paraguay 0–0 (a.e.t.) 1979 Copa América 6,000 [1][2][20]
Notes
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    A: Chile were awarded a technical 2–0 win against the Soviet Union after the Soviets refused to travel to Chile following the 1973 Chilean coup d'état. The match began with only Chilean players on the pitch and lasted only 30 seconds, enough time to allow captain Francisco Valdés to score in the empty goal.[21]

Record by opponent

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Team Pld W D L GF GA GD WPCT
 Argentina 22 4 6 12 24 41 −17 18.18
 Australia 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00
 Belgium 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0.00
 Bolivia 5 3 1 1 12 5 +7 60.00
 Brazil 12 1 1 10 8 28 −20 8.33
 Colombia 7 3 2 2 17 10 +7 42.86
 East Germany 4 1 1 2 4 7 −3 25.00
 Ecuador 11 6 4 1 20 10 +10 54.55
 France 1 0 0 1 0 6 −6 0.00
 Haiti 4 1 2 1 2 2 0 25.00
 Hungary 3 1 1 1 9 6 +3 33.33
 Iran 1 1 0 0 2 1 +1 100.00
 Italy 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 50.00
 Mexico 8 2 1 5 7 12 −5 25.00
 North Korea 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0.00
 Paraguay 13 8 2 3 21 13 +8 61.54
 Peru 16 8 4 4 22 16 +6 50.00
 Portugal 1 0 0 1 1 4 −3 0.00
 Republic of Ireland 3 1 0 2 3 5 −2 33.33
 Scotland 1 0 0 1 2 4 −2 0.00
 Soviet Union 7 2 1 4 6 10 −4 28.57
 Spain 2 0 0 2 1 8 −7 0.00
  Switzerland 2 1 0 1 5 5 0 50.00
 Uruguay 18 2 7 9 19 28 −9 11.11
 Venezuela 3 2 1 0 10 1 +9 66.67
 Wales 1 1 0 0 2 0 +2 100.00
 West Germany 5 2 0 3 6 7 −1 40.00
 Yugoslavia 1 1 0 0 1 0 +1 100.00
Total 156 52 37 67 208 233 −25 33.33
Source: Results

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