2024-07-11 02:38:00
The final whistle in Charlotte meant that Marcelo Bielsa was banned from playing in the new Copa América final, 20 years after he did so on the bench.
The defeat of Uruguay had a deep impact on the “carriages” and also on its strategist, although not Uruguay, he began to throw sticks like one other, referring to the two figures from Colombia.
Marcelo Bielsa’s frustration on his lips after losing to Uruguay in the Copa América
“The details in these games are included. In such closely contested games. The first half, although we didn’t have a big impact on it, was even. We should have found a difference. In the second half, the game got out of shape with a lot of interference,” he explained after the final whistle.
Similarly, the player from Rosario was unhappy with the lack of danger, created from the first half and increased in the second half, only Luis Suárez, who came close to scoring twice.
“We should have created more danger. “We should have generated more cases than we did,” he said.
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The fierce arrow thrown by Marcelo Bielsa before saying goodbye to the Copa América
“Colombia’s two unbalanced players had no impact on the game. I have that understanding. We lost Bentancur because he united the back of our team with the attack,” he said.
The two Colombian figures are James Rodríguez and Luis Díaz, who did not have the best game in Charlotte, but will play the final and Bielsa the game for third place, against Canada.
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