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Chilean winger Yanara Aedo believes her side capable of upsetting the odds and beating tournament favourites the US in their next match in the group stages of the Women's World Cup.
"I don't consider losing by a small margin to the US to be a triumph," Aedo told journalists at a pre-match press conference in Paris's Parc des Prince on Saturday.
She continued by saying the aim was "to try and get something more than a defeat."
Despite the US scoring 13 goals in their opening match against Thailand, captain Christiane Endler, who plays in goal for La Roja, was still optimistic about her chances of keeping a cleansheet.
The players then went out onto the pitch to familiarise themselves with the famous stadium.
Sunday's match kicks off at 6pm local time (16:00 GMT).
France: Chile hopeful of causing upset against tournament favourites USA
Chilean winger Yanara Aedo believes her side capable of upsetting the odds and beating tournament favourites the US in their next match in the group stages of the Women's World Cup.
"I don't consider losing by a small margin to the US to be a triumph," Aedo told journalists at a pre-match press conference in Paris's Parc des Prince on Saturday.
She continued by saying the aim was "to try and get something more than a defeat."
Despite the US scoring 13 goals in their opening match against Thailand, captain Christiane Endler, who plays in goal for La Roja, was still optimistic about her chances of keeping a cleansheet.
The players then went out onto the pitch to familiarise themselves with the famous stadium.
Sunday's match kicks off at 6pm local time (16:00 GMT).
restrictions: no online standalone. no social media. only for news programming; no use permitted after 00:26 gmt on thursday, june 13
Chilean winger Yanara Aedo believes her side capable of upsetting the odds and beating tournament favourites the US in their next match in the group stages of the Women's World Cup.
"I don't consider losing by a small margin to the US to be a triumph," Aedo told journalists at a pre-match press conference in Paris's Parc des Prince on Saturday.
She continued by saying the aim was "to try and get something more than a defeat."
Despite the US scoring 13 goals in their opening match against Thailand, captain Christiane Endler, who plays in goal for La Roja, was still optimistic about her chances of keeping a cleansheet.
The players then went out onto the pitch to familiarise themselves with the famous stadium.
Sunday's match kicks off at 6pm local time (16:00 GMT).