After the Copa third-place play-off, Arturo Vidal went hot beyond the result and pointed to the role of Paraguayan judge Mario Díaz de Vivar, who ejected Gary Medel and Lionel Messi in addition to collecting a non-existent foul on the play where the first goal was created Albiceleste.
"The referee did not let them play and wanted to be more important than the players. The show we do, not him. He threw it all away ... Leo has never heats were only pechazos with Medel. If you do not hit it does not have to expel them."
He pointed out, in the same way, that the meeting in Brazil and Argentina was unfair.
"They hurt Argentina a lot, and in that game the two penalties were clearly seen and they had to charge what we all saw, we hope that those things will not happen again and that the show and football will improve," he said.
He pointed out that in Europe, where the VAR was invented, the rules are clearer. "Here in South America you have to learn from that and that no matter the selection, be it Brazil, Chile or Bolivia, you have to collect those penals."