Jose Pekerman talks about the behavior of English players after the defeat of Colombia in 16

Colombia manager Jose Pekerman expressed his anger over the behavior of English players after the World Cup came out after a 4-3 shootout loss in the last 16 minutes, with a score of 1 -1 after extension. In what was an inflamed meeting inside Otkrytie Arena, Harry Kane's 56th-minute penalty, which was hotly contested by Colombia and provoked hideous scenes before the foot, sent the South American party back to Yerry Mina. with a 93rd minute header to send the game in overtime.

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With scores still level after 120 minutes, penalties were needed to decide who would face Sweden in the quarter-finals. The demons won their first World Cup shootout, although Pekerman was far from complementary to Gareth Southgate's post-game match

cited by Sky Sports, said : "Players fall in You must try to put yourself in the shoes of these players.They are subject to situations that should not really be present in football.

" When there are so many, so many mistakes and interruptions, I think it is not good, we must try to find the right balance both sides can play the game with good intentions.

"We should not just watch Colombian players, people should watch English players." I would have liked to fool myself, but I think that from the next match, England will be much more cautious.Today, we were at the front desk, but I hope it will not happen again.This was quite obvious, too obvious. "

There were a number hot spots throughout the game, the Brit Wilmar Barrios having had the chance to see yellow only in the first half after throwing his head towards Jordan Henderson. England's win was rewarded by Johan Mojica's penalty before Kane's kick

Despite Colombia's victory in the knockout stages of the World Cup for the second time in a row, Pekerman still has not finished He goes on to say, "I think we need to try to defend football and we should do a little more to prevent certain situations from happening. It was very uncomfortable to play this game knowing that the refereeing decisions were in the air. "