Bielsa takes the blame as Uruguay depart in a storm of spite and ill-discipline | Jonathan Wilson
The head coach is an easy scapegoat but, while his legacy is secure, this has been a dire tournament for him and his sideFor the second World Cup in a row, Uruguay go home after the group stage. Last time it was on goals scored and with a sense of what might have been, but there was nothing to mitigate this campaign. The second-half performance against Saudi Arabia offered an idea of how they might have played, but this was…
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