Chile played out a 3-3 draw against Mexico at the Copa America after a starring display by midfielder Arturo Vidal.
Vidal netted a brace, and set up Eduardo Vargas, as Chile twice came from behind before then giving up a second-half lead.
Vicente Vuoso struck twice for Mexico and Raul Jimenez also scored, with the hosts denied a winner by two close offside calls - including Alexis Sanchez appearing to be on when he netted.
Chile were caught outnumbered in defence, and it led to Juan Carlos Medina squaring for Vuoso to scramble in the game's opening goal.
Jorge Sampaoli's men responded almost immediately through Vidal.
Charles Aranguiz's corner found the Juventus star unmarked near the penalty spot, and he buried his header into the bottom corner.
Jimenez got on the end of Adrian Aldrete's corner, somehow directing his header into the corner to put Mexico 2-1 up.
But, once again, Miguel Herrera's men would be pegged back.
This time it was Vargas with a header, getting on the end of Vidal's cross in the 42nd minute to level the contest at 2-2.
Just 10 minutes into the second half and Vidal's brilliant outing continued.
He looked to take a Sanchez pass inside the area but was clumsily brought down by Gerardo Flores after taking a touch, earning a penalty.
Jorge Valdivia rifled in a 64th-minute strike, but it was ruled out after Vidal - who knocked down the header - was ruled offside in a close call.
