Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni expressed understanding for the actions of Uruguay players who entered the stands to protect their family members during a Copa América semifinal clash with Colombia. The incident in Charlotte, North Carolina, prompted tournament organizers CONMEBOL to open an investigation. Scaloni stood in defense of the players, emphasizing the lack of security at the event. He shared his team's similar experience facing fan trouble in a match against Brazil last year. Goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez supported the Uruguay players' actions, stating the safety of loved ones justifies their response. With the final approaching, both teams hope for a celebration among fans and reinforced security after the chaotic incident. Players and officials stressed the need to focus on the game and maintain a collective approach. As Argentina prepares to face Colombia in the final, they remain determined to stay focused on their strategy and utilize their experience from previous finals.