Luis Suárez MLS

this Seattle audio The time between the final whistle and the trophy lift was a burping eyebrows when he beat Miami International Miami 3-0 on Sunday’s League Cup final.

Luis Suárez had some small disputes but was frustratingly targetless due to the intense physical play, spending some time facing Sounders midfielder Obed Vargas after the final whistle. In this interaction, Suarez snuggled his arms around his neck and was pulled apart by the sound players as more players and staff on both teams joined the melee.

Once, after moving away from a big confrontation, Suarez was in the Assistant Director of Camera Responsibility for Gene Ramirez, who was condemning Gene Ramirez, and then spit on Ramirez when she was driven away by Miami goalkeeper Oscar Ustari and a Sounders staff.

The incident is the latest controversial moment in Suárez’s long career, including biting opponents three Separation occasionnumerous simulation examples, and other moments of excessive physical violence.

in the past, MLS Multiple game suspensions have been announced due to spitting or competition officials. Last season, Héctor Herrera spitted out three games for the referee direction, a match with the red cards he received after the intervention, with the other two from the league office. In 2023, Real Salt Lake’s Jasper Löffelsend was suspended for two games for spitting on his opponent.

After the incident on Sunday night, Suarez gathered his runner-up medals along with Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and other members of Miami, who successfully scored points for the sound of a sting foot before the goal.

Miami, by contrast, rejected its own chance. Messi and Suárez combined Miami’s best move that night, but Messi unexpectedly took his efforts out a few yards above the bar. Tadeo Allende can also balance in Miami in the second half.

Former MLS Great Dwayne de Rosario’s son Osaze de Rosario defeated for the first time in the 26th minute, and Seattle covered the trophy with two goals in the game’s closing ceremony as Miami pushed the numbers forward.

The main importance of the Seattle Resistance is Vargas, a 20-year-old Alaska native who plays for Mexico’s national team. The defensive midfielder broke numerous Miami attacks in the midfield, successfully intervened, made a steal from Messi and made sure that Suárez was rarely able to provide the service he needed.

The flash point between Vargas and Suárez has led to a greater confrontation between the players and staff of both teams, which may also see some key players being banned from coming matches during the MLS season. During that party, the camera showed Miami’s Vasquez put his hand on Vargas’ face while multiple sounded staff seemed to upgrade by forcing Miami players to pull them apart.

With the win, Seattle will be directly in the 16-round rounds of next year’s CONCACAF Champions League, while Miami will fit into the early stages of the match by making the League Cup final final. The trophy is Seattle’s ninth major honor since joining the MLS in 2009.