Chile’s karma with the World Cups: lost the playoffs to the 2023 Women’s World Cup

In the international repechage that takes place in New Zealand for the Women’s World Cup 2023, Chile could not against Haiti and fell 2-1. The Red He was present in the competition for the first time in the last World Cup in France 2019, he will not be able to repeat participation.

In a match played at the North Harbor Stadium in Auckland, The Haitians achieved a historic victory as they qualified for the World Cup for the first time.

Although Chile seemed to have the process of the match under control, they lacked depth against an orderly opponent who scored at key moments. Melchie Dumonay opened the scoring at 46 ‘and scored the second goal that 98’ frustrated La Rojawho did not stop attacking with the result against and even closed the gap already in amateur time, with a goal converted by María José Rojas at 101′.

In addition, the Chilean goalkeeper, Christiane Endler, one of the best in the world and nominated for The Best FIFA 2022 award for best goalkeeper, He covered a penalty in the match to give his team more life, but the team led by José Letelier did not find the way to victory.

this way Haiti became the first classified of the Repechagewhile in the second shift of the day, Portugal beat Cameroon 2-1 and also got the ticket for Australia – New Zealand.

Besides, Paraguay will seek to be the fourth South American team in the World Cup and their classification will be played against Panama tonight.

The strong criticism of Christiane Endler

Once the match ended, the captain of Chile, Christiane Endler, shot hard against the soccer leadership of her country:”If changes are not made, we will remain stagnant. and the gap is going to be too big. we didn’t make it, we left everything on the field. Not using more resources and it has been said for a long time and has not been heard. He is a fair Haitian vendor.”

On a personal level, the archer said that “The process of being here psychologically has been very hard, I have to rethink my continuity“.