Full time24 July 1999
Venue not recordedHead-to-head
Chile won by 2 points.
Scoring
- 1’CChile conversion · Cristian González2–0
- 1’TChile try · Sebastian Pinto7–0
- 1’TChile try · Christian Sahid12–0
- 1’TChile try · Cristian Cifuentes17–0
- 1’DChile drop goal · Christian Sahid20–0
- 6’TSpain try · Jordi Camps Riba20–5
- 52’TSpain try · Miguel Frechilla Manrique20–10
- 59’PSpain penalty · Aitor Etxeberria de la Rosa20–13
- 63’TSpain try · Rafael Bastide Gutierres20–18
Line-ups
Chile
- 1Rodrigo LacassieProp
- 2Jorge PollakHooker
- 3Sebastián GajardoProp
- 4Sebastian GarciaSecond row
- 5Alfonso EscobarSecond row
- 6Cristian CifuentesFlanker
- 7Raul MarinFlanker
- 8Christian ManzurNumber 8
- 9Nicolas ArancibaScrum-half
- 10Cristian GonzálezFly-half
- 11Christian SahidWing
- 12Sebastian PintoCentre
- 13Erick TorquistCentre
- 14Hugo PerezWing
- 15Bernardo GarciaFull-back
Spain
- 1Jordi Camps RibaProp
- 2Diego Zarzosa PenaHooker
- 3Jose Ignacio Zapatero FerrerasProp
- 4Miguel Villau CabezaSecond row
- 5Sergio Souto VidalSecond row
- 6Carlos Souto VidalFlanker
- 7Oscar Astarloa UriarteFlanker
- 8Alberto Malo NavioNumber 8
- 9Jaime Alonso-Lasheras RiveroScrum-half
- 10Aitor Etxeberria de la RosaFly-half
- 11Rafael Bastide GutierresWing
- 12Alberto Socias OlmosCentre
- 13Alvar Enciso Fernandez ValderramaCentre
- 14Oriol Ripol FortunyWing
- 15Miguel Frechilla ManriqueFull-back
- 16Jose Ignacio Martinez ForondaBench
- 17Alfonso Mata SuarezBench
- 18Aratz Gallastegui SodupeBench
- 19Andrey KovalencoBench
- 20Jose Inchausti BravoBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Chile 2–4 Spain in 6 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Chile going in
Spain going in
- Previous meeting: 26 August 1995, Chile 28–23 Spain
- Next meeting on record: 15 August 2007
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.