Brazil are looking ominously strong as they set up a last-eight clash with the Netherlands.

Ramires lashes a 25-yard shot far too high after Brazil had launched yet another quick counter-attack.

Brazil play out the final few seconds, conserving energy for Friday's quarter-final.

Chile deserve a consolation goal. 3-0 does not do them justice at all.

A flowing Chile move ends with Jean Beausejour lashing a shot wide of the goal.

Nilmar does well to get his head on to a deep cross but is unable to guide the ball towards goal. Good effort by the substitute though.

Fuentes heads Kleberson's cross away as the match peters out.

Suazo goes close again with an unconventional effort that ends up hitting the top of the crossbar.

Julio Cesar makes a smart stop to deny Suazo a consolation goal after the Chile striker had done well to create the opportunity for himself.

Robinho breaks free down the right. He should probably pull the ball back for a colleague but elects to shot from a tight angle and Bravo makes a fingertip save.

The game is won now and both teams seem to nave accepted that fact and are already playing out time.

Chile keep pressing, Brazil continue to look dangerous on the break.

It's shaping up into a tasty last-eight line-up with most of the big guns there. A Brazil v Argentina meeting must be the likely final now though.

Valdivia sends in a dipping volley that is only just above Julio Cesar's goal.

Another poor free-kick by Tello as he fires the ball straight into the Brazil wall.

Ramires has impressed in this game. His run to set up the third goal was outstanding.

It's almost a fourth as Alves sends in a dipping shot that is only just off target.

Brazil are snuffing out any Chile attacks at their source. Their defending has been excellent this evening.

Chile can't get going in this half as they clear the corner. It's already looking like a Brazil v Holland quarter-final on Friday afternoon.

Lucio charges forward and finds Robinho who wins a corner.

Brazil appear to be content to soak up all the Chile pressure and hit their opponents on the break.

Tello's free-kick is easily dealt with by the Brazil defence though.

A chance for Chile as Gilberto Silva concedes a free-kick.

You get the feeling this could end up 4-0 to Brazil or 2-2 as Chile are now set up in such an attacking manner.

Daniel Alves floats his free-kick over the bar but it wasn't a bad effort.

Chile try to respond but the Brazilian defence stands firm.

Chile seemed downhearted after the first goal went in and were defensively all at sea for Brazil's second.

It did look as though Luis Fabiano may have been offside but TV replays prove the Sevilla star wasn't.

It was a very simple goal though, a deep corner and a straightforward header.

The goal is tough on Chile who probably deserve to be level at this stage.

Maicon wins another corner for Brazil as play continues to swing from end to end.

Chile continue to give as good as they get. Not bad considering they only played Spain three days ago.

It's not been a great tournament for Kaka who was sent off against Ivory Coast of course.

Daniel Alves' corner leads to a goalmouth scramble with Brazil desperate for a penalty as Lucio tumbles to the ground. Howard Webb waves away the appeals though.

Maicon's curling free-kick eventually earns another corner for Brazil.

Suazo's corner is excellent with Lucio forced to get in a clearing header.

Now it's Chile's turn to dominate possession as Jean Beausejour wins a corner for his team.

The match is really open with play switching from one end to the other all the time. Great stuff but still goalless.

Sanchez leads a break but is caught in two minds and his weak shot is blocked.

Gonzalo Jara tries a very ambitious low drive that fails to trouble Julio Cesar.

Alexis Sanchez gifts possession to Brazil but nothing comes of the error.

Chile have been forced to be more cautious as Brazil start to get on top.

Santos Ramires tries his luck from distance but Bravo makes a routine save.

It's been a lively opening, both teams are trying to attack at every opportunity.

Chile are back on the attack, they're certainly not over-awed by Brazil.

Brazil come again but Kaka is unable to steer his shot on target.

Claudio Bravo turns Gilberto Silva's long-range drive away for another corner that comes to nothing.

Chile defend well but Brazil have responded well to their opponents' early pressure.

Maicon wins a corner for Brazil as Dunga's side bounce back well.

Brazil break quickly but Luis Fabiano's effort is neither a shot nor a cross and the danger subsides.

Chile have made the better start with Brazil unable to get hold of the ball.

Suazo decides to take a short corner, but it's the wrong option and Brazil clear their lines with ease.

Chile win an early corner that Humberto Hector Suazo will take.

None of the five South American teams have lost a game at this World Cup. That record will finally end tonight.