Spain Beats Chile, 2-1

World Cup

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 9:46AM EDT / Published Jun. 25, 2010 1:36PM EDT

Good news and bad news for Chile: It was the first South American team to lose a match at the 2010 World Cup—but it’s advancing to the round of 16, anyway. The team lost to Spain, 2-1, Friday afternoon, with Spain’s David Villa and Andres Iniesta each scoring. Following a shocking first-round loss to Switzerland, the European country finished at the top of Group H. In the next round, its neighbor-against-neighbor for both teams, with Spain playing Portugal and Chile taking on Brazil. Earlier Friday, Brazil and Portugal tied, 0-0.

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Spain Beats Chile, 2-1