Diego Maradona says he won't apologize for a profanity-filled tirade on live TV, which is being investigated by FIFA and could land the Argentina coach a five-game suspension and a fine of almost $20,000.
Maradona was defiant in a television interview on state-run Canal 7, which came just hours after FIFA said it had opened a disciplinary investigation into Maradona's conduct last week following a 1-0 victory at Uruguay, which advanced the struggling team to next year's World Cup.
The embattled Argentina coach said he planned to take the team to South Africa and had no plans of resigning.
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