Free football predictions and tips for Chile Primera Division

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Coquimbo Unido	28	22	5	1	44:14	WWWWW	71
2	U. Catolica	28	16	6	6	42:25	WWLWW	54
3	Universidad de Chile	28	16	3	9	54:29	WWWLL	51
4	OHiggins	28	14	8	6	38:32	LWWLW	50
5	A. Italiano	28	14	4	10	48:42	WLLLW	46
6	Palestino	28	13	6	9	37:29	LLWWL	45
7	Colo Colo	28	12	8	8	45:31	WWWDL	44
8	Cobresal	28	13	5	10	35:33	LLWWL	44
9	Huachipato	27	11	5	11	40:40	WWDLL	38
10	Nublense	27	7	9	11	26:38	LLLDL	30
11	Union La Calera	28	8	5	15	27:36	LLLWL	29
12	D. La Serena	28	7	6	15	32:48	LLWWD	27
13	Everton de Vina	28	6	8	14	27:42	LWLDL	26
14	Deportes Limache	28	6	7	15	34:43	WLLDW	25
15	Union Espanola	28	6	3	19	29:50	LLDLW	21
16	Deportes Iquique	28	5	6	17	31:57	WWLDL	21

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