Players deserve apology, not sanctions: Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa

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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa thinks his players deserve an apology, not sanctions, for going into the stands at Bank of America Stadium and participating in a fight with Colombia fans following his team's 1-0 Copa America semifinal loss.

An angry Bielsa criticised tournament organizers for not doing enough to protect the families of players seated behind the Uruguay bench and he justified players taking matters into their own hands to protect their loved ones.

"We are in the United States, the country of security," Bielsa said through an interpreter during an emotional 45-minute news conference Friday.