Copa America: Dunga reacts to Brazil exit, fears death

Head coach of the Brazil national team Dunga has reacted to his side’s early exit from the ongoing Copa America championship in USA.
The 52-year old coach says he is not worried about his job after his team crashed out of the Copa America in the early hours of Monday.
Dunga and his troops lost 1-0 to Peru to exit the tournament at the group stage for the first time in nearly 30 years.

Brazil complained that Raul Ruidiaz’s 75th-minute winner for Peru at Foxborough Stadium in Massachusetts went in off his hand and Dunga insists “I am only afraid of death.”.
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“The president of the federation knows what we do and how we work.
“When you work for the Brazilian team, you know very well that the criticism will intensify when results do not come.
“In Brazil we want everything to change in two minutes, but in football you must be patient.
“I do not fear dismissal, I am only afraid of death.” Dunga said as quoted on Goal.
Brazil’s players protested to Uruguayan referee Andres Cunha, but he decided to stand by his decision after consulting with the fourth official.
The result left Brazil third in Group B, behind Peru and Ecuador, who both qualify for the quarter-finals.
Peru will now play Colombia, while Ecuador face the United States, who are hosting the tournament.
Dunga, who took charged after the 2014 World Cup, is due to lead his country at their home Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in August.