Cereceda plays despite positive doping test

Cereceda, whose club Colo Colo were notified on Friday by the South American Football Confederation of the positive result of a test taken on Aug. 17, opened the scoring with a penalty in

Chile's 2-0 win away to United Arab Emirates. "What I generally recommend to myself is that with anyone going through a moment of weakness, you have to double the closeness, the

affection and the company," Bielsa told a news conference in Abu Dhabi. "Today I was told a very illustrative phrase, something like there are no saints without a past and no

sinners without a future. As I adhere to that principle, I'm right at Roberto's side." You may like Cereceda scored in the fifth minute and midfielder Pedro Morales added

another goal in the 37th of the match in Abu Dhabi. Chile played the last 13 minutes a man short after defender Sebastian Toro came off with a head wound and there were no more substitutes

available in a small squad. Bielsa sent four players home on Thursday after their club Universidad de Chile criticised their call up despite the fact that one of the conditions for renewing

his contract after the World Cup was complete autonomy on player selection. Cereceda's doping test was taken after a match in the Copa Sudamericana, South America's equivalent of

the Europa League. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. Chile play Oman in Muscat on Tuesday.