Juventus” data-scaytid=”1″>Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal “would give my life on the field for Chile” and can’t wait to take on Spain.
The South Americans beat Australia 3-1 last night to go joint top of Group B with Holland, behind on goal difference.
“Obviously I am lacking match fitness, tempo and consistency, but I am trying to improve,” declared Vidal on his comeback.
Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal “would give my life on the field for Chile” and can’t wait to take on Spain.
The South Americans beat Australia 3-1 last night to go joint top of Group B with Holland, behind on goal difference.
“Obviously I am lacking match fitness, tempo and consistency, but I am trying to improve,” declared Vidal on his comeback.
He played 60 minutes of the game, having been out for a month following knee surgery.
“I’d give my life on the field for Chile. The important thing was to get back to playing football and I hope to do more in the next match.”
That test will be against Spain, the reigning World and European champions who were thrashed 5-1 by Holland in Group B.
“Spain will have watched our game. They know it will be always difficult for them to play against us.”