Chile's Mauricio Isla (4) celerates his goal with teammate Alexis Sanchez during their quarter-finals Copa America 2015 soccer match against Uruguay at the National Stadium in Santiago, Chile, June 24, 2015. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile bundled reigning champions Uruguay out of the Copa America with a 1-0 victory in a fast-paced quarter-final that ended in controversy and kept alive the host nation's dream of a maiden title on Wednesday.
Uruguay were reduced to nine men by the end of the game with Edinson Cavani sent off for a second yellow card after 62 minutes and Jorge Fucile also shown red for a second booking with two minutes remaining.
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