2024-07-06 09:47:48
Already in the locker room, Alexis Sánchez also gave his impression of Wilmar Roldán’s work, stating that he spoke with the referee of the match regarding the aggression against Echeverría.
Claudio Bravo watched Wilmar Roldán’s discreet refereeing from the bench in the duel in which Chile tied 0-0 against Canada and which resulted in its elimination in the group stage of the Copa América.
The captain of the Red focused his darts on the The VAR gave no support to the Colombian after the treacherous elbow received by Rodrigo Echeverría just four minutes into the match.
“It’s incredible that with the technology that exists in football today, you can be screwed like this. It’s very difficult to understand, it’s impossible to compete against this.” he declared on social media.
Bravo stressed that “we are leaving with our heads held high, we gave everything!”
Already in the dressing room, he also gave his impression of Wilmar Roldán’s work It was Alexis Sanchez, who assured that he spoke with the referee regarding the attack on Echeverría.
“It’s very strange. I told them three or four times that it was an elbow. And no, he told me it was a slap. For us, they are small fouls. You are playing for a place in the quarterfinals. Due to refereeing errors, we were unable to do so,” he said in the mixed zone.
Sánchez made it clear that “this has happened several times, it is not the first time that it has happened. Conmebol has to learn from what Europe is like. It is not an excuse, but it is a source of excitement. The same with Peru. With Argentina. A match with one less player is complicated. You go in angry. An expulsion like that ruins the whole match, it ruins the whole match.”
“We were training well, with many player changes that did us good. I told the referee that I didn’t see him well, that he wasn’t calm. This happened several times. We told him to referee well. “We needed a little more connection at the top, to get to know each other a little better. This will help us in the Qualifiers,” said the attacker, who had a poor performance throughout the tournament.