Chilean media said the alleged assault took place in the early hours of Monday at a Santiago night club.

Arturo Vidal produces a 180-degree turn insisting he is a "warrior" who would "never abandon" Chile, just hours after seemingly announcing his retirement.

Bayern Munich coach Carlo Ancelotti says there is "no way" that Arturo Vidal would leave the club but admits that Renato Sanches could be on his way.

Chile has a controversial 101st-minute penalty to thank for Friday's 2-1 win over Bolivia as the side's Copa America Centenario campaign is re-ignited in Group D.

Second-half goals from Eduardo Vargas and Alexis Sanchez saw Chile to a 2-0 win over Brazil in their World Cup qualifier on Thursday.