Claudio Bravo kicked out of the Chile squad’s WhatsApp group after his wife accuses them of turning up to training drunk

CLAUDIO BRAVO has been kicked out of Chile’s WhatsApp group after his wife accused them of turning up to training drunk.

The Chileans missed out on a spot at the 2018 World Cup after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil in their final qualifying game saw them finish sixth of ten in the group.

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Following the game, Bravo's other half Carla Pardo slammed her nation's flops - blaming the sub-par performances on being "hungover".

Posting on Instagram, Pardo said: "Thank you, Captain America, for all that you have experienced. It was really beautiful.

"But when they put on the shirt it has to be with professionalism.

"I know that most of them busted their a***s, while others left parties and even did not train because of their hangovers.

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"If the cap fits, put it on and stop crying. Because now it is a whole country that is crying."

Following Pardo's outburst, Manchester City goalkeeper Bravo has been booted out of the squad's group chat as he faces international exile.

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According to Chilean outlet La Tercera, Bravo has been given the cold shoulder ever since his partner's public display of frustration.

Chile started a dramatic night of South American qualifiers third in the table and on course for an automatic qualification spot.

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Argentina jumped up to third as Lionel Messi's hat-trick gave them a 3-1 win in Ecuador.

With Chile vs Brazil and Colombia vs Peru both goalless at half-time, it appeared to be Chile, Colombia and Peru battling for fourth and fifth spot.

But after the break Manchester City keeper Bravo conceded two goal in three minutes in Sao Paulo.

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Colombia then took the lead - meaning Chile were clinging on to fifth spot and heading for a play-off with New Zealand.

But Colombia keeper David Ospina's blunder allowed Peru to equalise from a free-kick.

That relegated Chile to sixth in the standings below Peru, with another Brazil goal compounding their misery.