DT from Canada also exploded against CONMEBOL.

Jesse Marsh criticized the organization of the national team tournament in other aspects.

“I saw, I didn’t see all of it (Bielsa’s press conference), but I saw part of his comments. I agree with some things and disagree with others. “This tournament has not been professional for me, there are a lot of problems with treatment,” said Marsch, clearly upset.

“I saw what happened after the match (Uruguay vs Colombia and the fight between the players and the Colombian fans in the stands), but we certainly didn’t want to see the family of these boys in that situation,” he added.

Then CONMEBOL hit back: “We received racist insults, live and on social media, throughout the tournament. They treated us like second-class citizens. I want to represent our country, we represent our country and we played with strength and intensity. Opposing coaches accused us of going too far by being too harsh.

Finally, he spoke about the issue of refereeing: “If you look at the data of the cards, those of the South American teams are higher. “In the United States and Uruguay, the refereeing was the most anti-American I have ever seen.”

“We never went over the line, my players never threw themselves on the ground like kids looking for calls, looking for cards,” he concluded. “My players did very well.”