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it wrong But this Maglie de Calcio Bambino Poco Prezzo is a different  But then referee Damir Skomina signaled for the video assistant referee. Supporters then groaned at two further squandered chances -- Fuenzalida wasted a delightful buildup by failing to carpe his diem, and then Vargas, again, couldn't convert from close range -- in a first half that, as Cameroon boss Hugo Broos would later say, could have easily seen the Chileans 3-0 up. The decision itself was close. So close that, in the pre-VAR era, we wouldn't blame an assistant for getting it wrong. But this Maglie Calcio is a different time and the replays -- with the help of horizontal lines drawn over video -- showed that, yes, Vargas was offside. After what felt like an eternity -- it probably wasn't -- Skomina signaled the goal had been struck off, which led to incredulity among Chile's number. Players often complain when decisions don't go their way, but this was different: This was justice delayed, which feels like justice denied. Then, just before half-time, Vidal's pinpoint through ball found Vargas in mid-stride, Maglie Calcio and the striker stroked it into the back of the net. The fans roared into life; their luck had changed. Gary Medel sprinted a lung-bursting 40 yards to join his teammates in celebration. Those present had seen Chile dominate early -- Eduardo Vargas hit the post inside of a minute, and then Jose Fuenzalida, after a delicate "sombrero," forced a fine save from Ondoa -- only for Cameroon to keep them out. What for Vidal was confusion was, for Broos, a glimmer of hope.