An unexpected man helped save Lionel Messi from receiving postmatch red card on Wednesday night – San Jose Earthquake Coach Bruce Arena.
Inter Miami’s Messi was disturbed when he was dealt with the box outside the box during the second-half stop time of 3-3 tie in San Jose. He took barking at the authorities after the non-coal and after the competition ended, his frustration increased, resulting in a yellow card.
Messi was still working on officers, while shaking hands with mixed players on the field when he proceeded to face the trio. Head Referee Joe Decorson said that Fumeing Messi to “Walk now”.
But the an arena stood in the mixture with Messi and the three officers, personally the Messi was serving as a peacemaker and partialist.
“He was not clearly not happy, and I wanted to make sure that he was not going to receive a red card,” Arina said during her postgam news conference. “I just tried to remove her from the way, because she would be ridiculous to get a red card at the end of the game.
“I just wanted to make sure that we expel him from there and he is ready to play the next game for Miami.”
Messi has five goals and this season has three assist in nine MLS matches, who enter the Sunday domestic game against Orlando City.
Tie with the earthquake gave Inter Miami a point, but the club is just 1-2–1 in the last four MLS matches and 1-4–1 in all competitions. Miami has allowed 17 goals in six matches.
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