Argentina's search for elusive final key continues


Argentina's Lucas Biglia comforts teammate Ever Banega after Banega missed a penalty kick in a the shootout against Chile during their Copa America 2015 final soccer match at the National Stadium in Santiago, Chile, July 4, 2015. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

(Reuters) - Former Argentina and Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa says you learn more from defeat than victory.

So Chile will be eternally grateful to the Argentine for having sowed the seeds of their first Copa America triumph, carried through by his disciple and compatriot Jorge Sampaoli.

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