Uruguay head coach Marcelo Bielsa defended his players' actions against Colombia fans post their Copa América semifinal match. He criticized the U.S, and CONMEBOL for poor organization. Players were seen fighting with fans, with some climbing into the stands. Bielsa justified their reaction, stating they were defending their families. He criticized media coverage and demanded apologies for his players. The Uruguayan football association blamed lack of security at the stadium. Bielsa also slammed CONMEBOL and the U.S for poor field conditions. Argentina also criticized the field at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. CONMEBOL defended the fields, claiming they were in good condition. Bielsa called out the lies surrounding the tournament. Uruguay will face Canada for the third-place match. Bielsa's strong words highlight the chaotic aftermath of the semifinal clash and raise concerns over the tournament's management and security measures.