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In 2024, Chile's national football team, "La Roja," faced significant challenges, marked by underwhelming performances in both the Copa América and the World Cup qualifiers. Copa América 2024 Performance Chile's campaign in the 2024 Copa América was disappointing. Competing in Group A alongside Argentina, Canada, and Bolivia, they failed to secure a single victory, resulting in an early exit from the tournament. Notably, Chile did not score any goals during the group stage, a feat unseen since 1917. WIKIPEDIA Their matches included a 1-0 loss to Argentina, with Lautaro Martínez scoring in the 88th minute. ESPN A subsequent 0-0 draw against Canada, despite Canada's Gabriel Suazo receiving a red card in the 27th minute, sealed Chile's fate, marking their first group stage exit since 2004. REUTERS World Cup Qualifiers In the CONMEBOL qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, Chile's struggles persisted. After six matches, they secured only one win and three draws, placing them near the bottom of the standings. The team's offensive woes continued, with just three goals scored in these fixtures. REUTERS A 2-1 defeat to Brazil on October 10, 2024, exemplified their challenges. Despite a competitive effort, Chile couldn't overcome the Brazilian side. ESPN Subsequent losses, including a 4-0 defeat to Colombia, further dampened their qualification hopes. EL PAÍS Squad Dynamics and Tactical Analysis Chile's squad in 2024 was among the oldest globally, with an average age placing them as the third most veteran team worldwide. FOOTBOOM This reliance on aging players from the "Golden Generation," such as Alexis Sánchez and Arturo Vidal, raised concerns about the team's ability to compete at the highest level. Tactically, Chile struggled to adapt to modern football demands. Their traditional high-pressing and possession-based style seemed outdated against more dynamic opponents. Injuries and the absence of key players, notably Alexis Sánchez, further disrupted team cohesion and performance. BEIN SPORTS Coaching and Management Head coach Ricardo Gareca faced criticism for his tactical decisions and team selections. Under his tenure, Chile experienced a series of poor results, including five consecutive defeats, leading to questions about his future with the national team. EL PAÍS Future Prospects Chile's footballing future appears uncertain. The need for a generational shift is evident, with an emphasis on developing young talent to replace aging veterans. Structural changes within the national football association and a focus on youth competitions may be necessary to revitalize "La Roja" and restore their competitive edge on the international stage.

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