San Marcos de Arica vs Cobresal, 2014/15 Copa Chile, Round 16

· 2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - ARI win 5-4 on penalties

FT - Penalties
1 - 1
2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - ARI win 5-4 on penalties

San Marcos de Arica are hosting Cobresal at Estadio Carlos Dittborn, Arica, Chile, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Chile.

16': Goal! San Marcos de Arica 1, Cobresal 0. Emilio Rentería (San Marcos de Arica).
36': Alexis Salazar (Cobresal) is shown the yellow card.
45': Substitution, Cobresal. Cristian Ledesma replaces Ever Cantero.
45': Substitution, Cobresal. Hans Salinas replaces Francisco Sánchez.
45': Substitution, San Marcos de Arica. Washington Torres replaces Fernando Meza.
48': Sebastián Rivera (San Marcos de Arica) is shown the yellow card.
53': Goal! San Marcos de Arica 1, Cobresal 1. Hans Salinas (Cobresal) converts the penalty with a.
64': Mariano Torres (Cobresal) is shown the yellow card.
66': Augusto Barrios (San Marcos de Arica) is shown the yellow card.
67': Substitution, San Marcos de Arica. Óscar Salinas replaces Emilio Rentería.
72': Substitution, San Marcos de Arica. Renato González replaces Nicolás Medina.
73': Juan Pablo Miño (Cobresal) is shown the yellow card.
82': Patricio Jerez (Cobresal) is shown the yellow card.
84': Miguel Escalona (Cobresal) is shown the yellow card.
86': Substitution, Cobresal. Nélson Sepúlveda replaces Patricio Jerez.

Competition: Copa Chile

Venue: Estadio Carlos Dittborn
Location: Arica, Chile

No.	Name
1	Gastón Monzón (GK)
2	Carlos Alfredo Labrin Candia
5	Fernando Meza
8	Augusto Barrios
11	Kevin Harbottle
17	Sebastián Rivera
7	Pablo Gonzalez
24	Miguel Coronado
15	Jaime Grondona
9	Nicolás Medina
22	Emilio Rentería

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