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Alexis Sanchez became Chile's leading goal scorer but he was unable to celebrate the occasion with a victory after Germany struck back in a 1-1 Confederations Cup draw at the Kazan Arena.

Sanchez claimed his 38th international goal in the seventh minute to eclipse the record set by Marcelo Salas, reaching the milestone on his 112th cap.

The 28-year-old Arsenal striker stepped off the bench to inspire a 2-0 victory over Cameroon three days earlier and he was superb once more, but World Cup holders Germany expertly secured a share of the spoils through Lars Stindl.

The outcome means both sides need only a point from their last remaining Group B fixtures to progress into the semifinals, knowing a victory in Kazan would have guaranteed their place in the knockout stage.

Sanchez wrote his name into the history books with help from Arsenal teammate Shkodran Mustafi, who blundered when his dreadful pass out of defence was deflected by Arturo Vidal into the path of Sanchez.

There was still work to do but Sanchez played a smart one-two with Vidal before galloping into the area and firing a left-footed shot beyond goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

Mustafi was lucky to escape a red card for his sickening one-footed lunge at Vidal after he had placed Sanchez in on goal in a passage of play the defender will want to forget.

Germany were coming under sustained pressure but they drew level in the 41st minute with a wonderfully worked goal finished by Stindl.

Emre Can picked out full-back Jonas Hector with a brilliant pass and moments later Stindl arrived to stab a square ball home from close range for his second international goal.

The second half lacked the same drama, though through no lack of effort from the world champions and South American champions.

Iranian referee Alireza Faghani displeased Sanchez by booking him for kicking the ball away when the Gunners marksman claimed he was attempting to allow an opponent to receive treatment.

Chile's best chance of a goal was through their industrious forward, whose Arsenal future remains uncertain, but a Germany side containing three 2014 World Cup players -- Mustafi, Julian Draxler and Matthias Ginter -- defended resolutely.

Can was presented with a half-chance in injury time but he failed to connect cleanly, although there was scope for disaster when a defender unwittingly deflected the ball before seeing it drift to safety.

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Mark Milligan's second-half penalty meant Australia and Cameroon had to settle for a 1-1 draw in the Confederations Cup in St Petersburg on Thursday.

Both sides were chasing a win after losing their opening fixtures in Group B, but an end-to-end match saw the two teams cancel each other out and effectively end their chances of progression.

Andre Anguissa opened the scoring in first-half stoppage-time as he raced onto a long ball from defender Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui which exposed Australia's high back-line before poking the ball over the head of onrushing goalkeeper Mathew Ryan.

The lead was short-lived, however, as Alex Gersbach was brought down inside the area and Milligan despatched the spot-kick with precision after the video assistant referee (VAR) had ruled in favour of Australia.

Both sides wasted good chances to win the game late on, with the final result ultimately helping neither side in the quest for qualification from the group.

Australia made the more confident start on the back of a narrow 3-2 defeat to Germany and could have gone ahead in the second minute as Robbie Kruse shot tamely at Fabrice Ondoa.

Vincent Aboubakar looked threatening running in behind the Socceroos' defence and smashed a volley into the side-netting before hitting a free-kick into the wall as Cameroon grew into the match.

After threatening on the break, Cameroon finally took the lead as Ngadeu-Ngadjui hit a long ball into the right-hand channel and Anguissa escaped Milos Degenek enough to get to the ball first and fire a first international goal past Ryan.

Tomi Juric should have levelled minutes after the restart but fired over from six yards after being picked out by Mathew Leckie down the right, but his blushes were spared as Gersbach burst into the area before being felled by Ernest Mabouka.

VAR showed the original decision of the referee to be fair and Milligan stepped up to hit a precise penalty into the bottom-left corner to make it 1-1.

Aboubakar had a couple of chances to snatch the win late on, heading over from 12 yards before miscuing a half-volley with just five minutes to go as Cameroon looked to turn up the heat.

Tim Cahill, making his 99th appearance for Australia, was introduced in an attempt to change the game but he was starved of service as the wide men struggled to provide the quality as the game ended all square.

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