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Tim Weah issues apology after reckless red card dooms USMNT to dismal Copa America loss to Panama

After <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/usmnt-panama-copa-america-tim-weah-red-card/blt8b3b12d386ef3521" target="_self">seeing red in the 19th minute</a> of the <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/usmnt-player-ratings-panama-tim-weah-copa-america/blt61a0435e6aeea420" target="_self">USMNT's Copa America loss vs Panama</a>, USMNT winger Tim Weah issued an apology via social media. After a very quick VAR review, the Juventus forward was deemed to have committed violent conduct, and was thus sent off.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Weah posted the apology to Instagram, where he stated he "let down" both his country and his team. After seeing red, the USMNT rallied behind a <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/usmnt-folarin-balogun-copa-america-panama/bltc4e6c167a68a00b3" target="_self">sensational strike from Folarin Balogun </a>which saw them take a surprising lead. The eventual 2-1 loss has, however, put them in a position in which they will need three points against Uruguay in their final group-stage match of Copa America to avoid elimination.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

"Today, I let my team and my country down," he posted. "A moment of frustration led to an irreversible consequence, and for that, I am deeply sorry to my teammates, coaches, family and our fans. Moving forward, I am committed to learning from this experience, not allowing an opponent to provoke me, and working to regain the trust and respect of my team and supporters."No matter what I will always fight for my team and my country till the day I'm no longer needed or capable to!! Sincerely apologize to everyone. My love for this team goes beyond just football and I'm so sad and angry at myself for putting my brothers through what they went through tonight."

WHAT WEAH SAID

The U.S. will take on Uruguay Monday night in their final match of the Copa America 2024 group stage. Their opponent, Uruguay, will be their toughest task yet having won both of their games so far - and now, it's win-or-go-home for Gregg Berhalter's side.

WHAT NEXT FOR THE USMNT

Tim Weah issues apology after reckless red card dooms USMNT to dismal Copa America loss to Panama | Goal.com

U.S. men&apos;s national team winger Tim Weah has apologized for his inexcusable red card in their Copa America loss to Panama Thursday evening.