Copa America 2015: Chile beat Uruguay 1-0

If Suarez got a huge suspension for biting, surely Jara should be punished for sexually harassing Cavani
— Juan Direction (@JuanDirection57) June 25, 2015

I love Chile national team like I love my literature. Romantic, but devilish. Soft on the eyes, hard on the heart. Perfectly imperfect.
— Adam Matvya (@adammatvya) June 25, 2015

8- Eight yellow cards (two seconds) have been seen in the match Chile v Uruguay, the most in this Copa América. Anger pic.twitter.com/GKKB4rvPwi
— OptaJose (@OptaJose) June 25, 2015

What people are talking about after Chile-Uruguay is part of what makes Copa América what it is. Just embrace the beautiful madness.
— Eric Beard (@BeardEric) June 25, 2015

Chile's keys to victory: -Home advantage -Not punishing star players for drunken accidents -Surprise butt stuff
— Brooks Peck (@BrooksDT) June 25, 2015

Chile's Jara needs help or rather Uruguayans need help around him. Suarez's crotch in 2013 & fingered Cavani tonight. pic.twitter.com/LlNfxXEj17
— M.A.J (@UltraSuristic) June 25, 2015

WAKE UP, CHILE! pic.twitter.com/1DjpeJ4k90
— J.S. (@JavierSandovalg) June 25, 2015

Oscar Tabarez, manager of Uruguay: "In the first half, Chile had seven instances with intentional fouls." https://t.co/dxr5uqUtOB
— Soccer Translator (@worldfootballcm) June 25, 2015

I hope that any of you who saw the Chile game today understand that as a fan, if you want this sport to grow, you cannot support the way
— Nick V. (@_HoldMyNick) June 25, 2015

Taped the Chile game and watching it, refereeing is disgraceful, Chile best team but the 2 reds are shocking
— Stephen Nicol (@SteveNicol61) June 25, 2015

absolutely insane that Gonzalo Jara can sexually assault Cavani, take a dive, then Cavani get red carded. I'm embarrassed for Chile.
— Hook (@HookTSB) June 25, 2015

We've seen biting, spitting, eye pokes, head butts etc. on the football field and now this: pic.twitter.com/xmQr7xMmw6
— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) June 25, 2015