Australian rules football in Chile
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| Australian rules football in Chile | |||
| Governing body | ACFA | ||
| National team | Chile | ||
| First played | 2002, Santiago | ||
| Registered players | 200 | ||
| Clubs | 6 | ||
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Australian rules football was first played in Chile in 2002, and was part of an experiment for the Alternative Sports Association based in Santiago to introduce new sports into the program in 2004. A small league was planned in Santiago and the possibility of matches against an Argentine representative team was discussed, but these projects did not materialise and the sport is currently on hiatus in Chile.
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