Chile ends Swiss shutout streak

Substitute Mark Gonzalez scored on a header in the 75th minute as Chile beat 10-man Switzerland 1-0 Monday in Port Elizaberth, South Africa to move closer to a spot in the final 16 at the World Cup.

Gonzalez headed home a pass from fellow sub Esteban Paredes, who had gotten around the staunch Swiss defense and crossed to Gonzalez at the back post. Gonzalez's downward header beat goalkeeper Diego Benaglio.

Before Chile scored, Switzerland set a World Cup record in the 69th minute by going 551 minutes without allowing a goal, breaking the mark of 550 held by Italy at the 1986 and 1990 tournaments. Chile has won both its games in Group H.

Switzerland played a man down since the 31st minute when midfielder Valone Behrami was sent off with a straight red card for rough play.

The win gives Chile 6 points and first place in the group. Switzerland and Spain each have three, and Honduras is still stuck on zero.

Spain 2, Honduras 0: David Villa scored two goals as Spain got its World Cup pursuit back on track with a victory over Honduras in Johannesburg.

Villa beat three defenders in the 17th minute before goalkeeper Noel Valladares got a touch to the Spain striker's rising shot - but not enough to keep it out.

Villa scored his 40th international goal in the 51st when his shot from the edge of the area deflected off a defender to go over Valladares. But Villa missed a penalty kick in the 62nd at Ellis Park, sending it wide right.

Spain has 3 points and can still win Group H with a victory over Chile. Switzerland has 3 points and Honduras has none.