Reaction after Chile beat Argentina on penalties to retain the Copa America

SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Antonio Pizzi, Chile head coach

(on winning the 2016 Copa America Centenario)

"Obviously, I am extremely happy. It was not easy for us to get this far and for us to win this title in a tournament that has the best teams and the best players in the world, or at the least many of the best (in the world). We put so much hard work to get to the final and it was between two teams with a great rivalry who play top-level football."

SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Arturo Vidal, Chile midfielder:

(on the win)

"I am so happy for the team. I am so happy we won, so happy for the two (Copa America) championships now and after nearly 100 years (where Chile) hadn't won anything. This team has succeeded and it's such an important win for everybody."

SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Gerardo Martino, Argentina head coach:

(on Lionel Messi)

"It's a big weight to carry. These past two games and finals - consecutively not winning in the very last minute. He (Lionel Messi) is where any footballer is after losing a final. The game has been lost. It is what it is. To lose again, it is very painful. How he looked on the field is how he looked in the locker room."

SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Sergio Aguero, Argentina striker:

(if he saw Messi after the game)

"Yes, I did. I think that yes, this is the worst I have seen him. Yes, it's true. I saw him and this is the worst I have ever seen him."