Full time5 May 2018
Estádio do Canindé, Sao Paulo, Brazil · South American Championship A 2018Head-to-head
Brazil won by 16 points.
Scoring
- 3’PBrazil penalty · Josh Reeves3–0
- 27’TBrazil try · Moises Duque8–0
- 31’TBrazil try · Jardel Vettorato13–0
- 32’CBrazil conversion · Josh Reeves15–0
- 52’CBrazil conversion · Josh Reeves17–0
- 52’TBrazil try · Lucas Tranquez22–0
- 56’TChile try · Juan Pablo Perrota22–5
- 66’TChile try · Pedro Verschae22–10
- 67’CChile conversion · Tomas Ianiszewski22–12
- 71’PBrazil penalty · Josh Reeves25–12
- 76’PBrazil penalty · Josh Reeves28–12
Line-ups
Brazil
- 1Lucas Abud de AndradeProp
- 2Yan RosettiHooker
- 3Jardel VettoratoProp
- 4Mauricio CanterleSecond row
- 5Gabriel PaganiniSecond row
- 6Joao Luiz Da RosFlanker
- 7Arthur BergoFlanker
- 8Matheus SouzaNumber 8
- 9William BroderickScrum-half
- 10Josh ReevesFly-half
- 11Felipe SanceryWing
- 12Moises DuqueCentre
- 13Jacobus Wet van NiekerkCentre
- 14Stefano GiantornoWing
- 15Lucas TranquezFull-back
- 16Endy PinheiroBench
- 17Wilton ReboloBench
- 18Caique Silva SeguraBench
- 19Matheus RochaBench
- 20Michael Oliveira MoraesBench
- 21Daniel LimaBench
- 22Robert TenorioBench
- 23Ariel RodriguesBench
Chile
- 1Oliver ThompsonProp
- 2Tomas DussaillantHooker
- 3Jose Tomas MunitaProp
- 4Pablo HueteSecond row
- 5Mario MayolSecond row
- 6Javier RichardFlanker
- 7Anton PetrowitschFlanker
- 8Ignacio SilvaNumber 8
- 9Beltran VergaraScrum-half
- 10Rodrigo FernandezFly-half
- 11Italo ZuninoWing
- 12Francisco de la FuenteCentre
- 13José Ignacio LarenasCentre
- 14Lucas WestcottWing
- 15Tomas IaniszewskiFull-back
- 16Rodrigo MoyaBench
- 17Lucas BordigoniBench
- 18Sebastían OteroBench
- 19Martin SigrenBench
- 20Alfonso EscobarBench
- 21Juan Pablo PerrotaBench
- 22Pedro VerschaeBench
- 23Lucca AvelliBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Brazil 7–25 Chile, 2 drawn in 34 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Brazil going in
Chile going in
- Previous meeting: 3 February 2018, Brazil 16–14 Chile
- Next meeting on record: 2 March 2019
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.