Summary:
The USA's hopes of reaching the 2018 World Cup suffered a blow as they were beaten 3-2 by Chile in Argentina.

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Chile came back twice to earn themselves a win in a friendly at the sold-out Estadio El Teniente in Rancagua. Six minutes after the start, USA's Brek Shea converted the first chance of the game with a powerful left-footed strike. Almost immediately Chile midfielder Roberto Gutierrez levelled from a fine cross from Mark Gonzalez, before former Sunderland striker Jozy Altidore put the visitors ahead following some good play from Tottenham defender DeAndre Yedlin. VIDEO Chile 3-2 USA highlights as Jurgen's men fail despite Altidore strike . Roberto Gutierrez (left) celebrates emphatically in front of the home support with team-mate Diego Valdez . USA forward Jozy Altidore (right) celebrates with teammates after putting his side ahead for the second time . Former Sunderland striker Altidore (left) fights for the ball with Chile's Gonzalo Espinoza (right) Gonzalez continued to terrorise the Americans, and equalised with just under 20 minutes to go after skinning Spurs full-back Yedlin. Chile began to smell blood, and took the lead themselves on 76 minutes when Gonzalez added a third by smashing home USA goalkeeper Nick Rimando's parry. The result will give USA boss Jurgen Klinsmann food for thought, with his side conceding nine goals in the second half of their last 5 games. A USA fan - covered in the famous Stars and Stripes - cheers on his team prior to the friendly against Chile .