- 1Claudio Bravo
- 3Guillermo Maripán
- 17Medel, Gary
- 6F. Sierralta
- 2Mena, Eugenio
- 20Charles Aránguiz
- 13Erick Pulgar
- 4Isla, Mauricio
- 7Alexis Sánchez
- 11Vargas, Eduardo
- 9Meneses, Jean
- 19Luis Jiménez
- 16Mora, Felipe
- 14Fabián Orellana
- 12Arias, Gabriel
- 23G. Castellón
- 15Jean Beausejour
- 5Roco, Enzo
- 18T. Alarcón
- 8P. Galdames
- 10Pinares, Cesar
- 22B. Brereton
- 21C. Palacios
- 1Lampe, Carlos
- 3José Sagredo
- 5Jusino, Adrian
- 4Haquin, Luis
- 8Bejarano, Diego
- 16Cespedes, Boris
- 22Bejarano, Danny
- 11Ramallo, Rodrigo
- 6Justiniano, Leonel
- 10H. Vaca
- 9Moreno, Marcelo
- 19J. Flores
- 7Juan Arce
- 21E. Sánchez
- 13Wayar, Diego
- 18Alvarez, Gilbert
- 12Cordano, Ruben
- 23Rojas, Javier
- 17R. Fernández
- 2Jairo Quinteros
- 14Cuellar Mendoza, Jaume
- 20Vaca, Ramiro
- 15M. Villarroel
Heading to this game, Bolivia haven’t managed a lot of wins; in their last 20 matches, they have three wins, and only one of the wins came in competitive action. They have no clean sheet in their last 16 matches and in 12 of the last 14, they’ve conceded two or more goals. The visitors have however scored in each of their last six matches, and only failed in two of the last 10. In their last three World Cup qualification matches, they’ve scored two or more. Away from home, they’ve been very poor in the World Cup qualifiers, failing to win any of their last 46.