Chile reject talk of Brazilian help in key World Cup tie


SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Brazil will not take it easy in next week's World Cup qualifier against Chile, Chilean captain Claudio Bravo said on Saturday, even though the home side have already qualified for Russia and a Chile win would harm the chances of arch-rivals Argentina.

"There is no pact of non-aggression, that isn't going to happen," Bravo said ahead of Tuesday's much-awaited tie in Sao Paulo. "They aren't going to gift us anything, it's their last game."

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