Chile vs Venezuela, 2022 Copa América Femenina, 5th-Place Playoff

· Chile win 4-2 on penalties
Chile
  • 65': Daniela Zamora
FT - Penalties
1 - 1
Chile win 4-2 on penalties
Venezuela
  • 90'+2': Deyna Castellanos

About

Chile are hosting Venezuela at Centenario de Armenia, Armenia, Colombia, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa América Femenina.

Game Information

Competition: Copa América Femenina

Venue: Centenario de Armenia
Location: Armenia, Colombia

Line-Ups

CHI Chile

No. Name
1 Christiane Endler (GK)
21 Rosario Balmaceda Yellow Card
18 Camila Sáez
5 Fernanda Ramírez
17 Javiera Toro Yellow Card
4 Francisca Lara
11 Yesenia López
8 Karen Araya
7 Yenny Acuña
16 Geraldine Leyton
15 Daniela Zamora
Chile Substitutes:
María José Urrutia, Natalia Campos, Daniela Pardo, Antonia Canales, Carla Guerrero, Maria José Rojas, Nayadet López, Yastin Jiménez, Javiera Grez, Mary Valencia, Yanara Aedo.

VEN Venezuela

No. Name
13 Nayluisa Cáceres (GK)
3 Nairelis Gutiérrez
4 Alejandra Peraza Yellow Card
2 Verónica Herrera
6 Michelle Romero
21 Bárbara Olivieri
8 Sonia O'Neill
17 Maikerlin Astudillo
9 Deyna Castellanos
14 Raiderlin Carrasco Yellow Card
11 Oriana Altuve
Venezuela Substitutes:
Yessica Velásquez, Paola Villamizar, Yusmery Ascanio, Andrea Tovar, Ysaura Viso, Mariana Speckmaier, Sabrina Araujo Elorza, Gabriela Angulo, Kika Moreno.

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