Colombia come from 3-0 behind to draw with Chile and qualify for 2014 Brazil World Cup Colombia's Radamel Falcao celebrates after scoring during a 2014 World Cup qualifier against Chile. COLOMBIA pulled off an amazing fightback to reach the World Cup for the first time since 1998 on Friday, rallying from 3-0 down to snatch a 3-3 draw against 10-man Chile in a six-goal thriller. Monaco striker Radamel Falcao was the hero for the home side, keeping his cool to convert two late penalties as Colombia grabbed the point they needed to be certain of qualifying for next year's finals in Brazil. Brazil qualify automatically for the tournament as hosts, while Argentina had already confirmed their qualification last month. Falcao's 84th-minute leveller capped an extraordinary turnaround for Jose Pekerman's Colombia, who had looked dead and buried inside the opening half hour after Chile raced to a 3-0 lead. However the sending off of Chile's Carlos Carmona for two bookable offences midway through the second half was to be the catalyst for a remarkable comeback. England have moved a step closer to qualifying for next years World Cup in Brazil after a 4-1 victory over Montenegro at Wembley. Teofilo Gutierrez pulled a goal back on 69 minutes to make it 3-1 before Falcao's late show gave Colombia a share of the points. Chile had earlier looked certain to be heading for a win which would have seen them guarantee their ninth World Cup finals appearance after a flying start at a ground where Colombia had won their five previous matches. Juventus star Arturo Vidal fired Chile into the lead on 19 minutes, sending Colombia keeper David Ospina the wrong way with a perfectly placed spot-kick to silence the home crowd. Barcelona winger Alexis Sanchez then doubled the Chileans' lead three minutes later before adding a close-range second to make it 3-0 on 29 minutes. Belgium have booked their ticket to the 2014 World Cup after a 2-1 win over Croatia in Zagreb. Despite the disappointment of failing to wrap up qualification, Chile remain firmly on course for Brazil after results elsewhere worked in their favour. In the other South American qualifying game on Friday, Venezuela wrapped up their campaign with a 1-1 draw against eliminated Paraguay. Luis Seijas equalized for Venezuela after Edgar Benitez had given Paraguay a first-half lead. Austria's Marko Arnautovic was sent off for a headbutt late in his side's 2-1 World Cup Qualifier loss to Sweden. Arnautovic appeared to make minimal contact with Sweden striker Johan Elmander who theatrically threw himself to the ground.