Inter Miami -Baas Javier Mascherano was spotted on the telephone ordered orders with his assistant manager after he was sent with Tigres during their collision.
With Lionel Messi who looked from the stands with an injury, Miami took the Mexican side in the quarterfinals of the Leagues Cup on Wednesday.
And the club of David Beckham went from an ideal start, where Star Striker Luis Suarez placed them for the punishment of the punishment for the clock on the clock.
The rest of the first half was a somewhat kooise and subdued affair – until Mascherano was left furiously by referee Mario Escobar at the rest of the break.
While his side tried to hold on to their lead on the way to the break, the referee played the fourth official in the four minutes of added time earlier, which led an anger of the former midfielder of Liverpool.
The eruption gave Escobar little choice, but to publish Mascherano with a red card, which means that the 41-year-old should view the second half of the stands of the stands.
That did not stop Mascherano to ensure that his instructions nevertheless reached the Miami players, because the manager was seen with his assistant Lucas Rodrigues Pagano with 57 minutes away.
And it seems that the peculiar management method has paid off because the herons eventually progressed to the semi-final of the Leagues Cup after Suarez had fired the winner, another penalty, in the dying sintels of the game to an Angel Correa equal maker.
Suarez's friend and teammate Messi was seen to celebrate the winner from a Pitch-Side Box with his son and the boy of the Uruguayan Benjamin.
Inter Miami assistant Javier Morales discussed the Red Card after the Mascherano game and explained the reasoning behind the boss's eruption.
“The referee added for four minutes and we finally played six minutes, so we argued about that time,” he said.
“We are human, we are starting to talk and the referee said that Javier got a red card and that's it. We didn't have much information.
“We complained about time, he said four minutes and then they play six.”
Miami will now be confronted in the semi-final of the competition next week opposite their Florida-rival Orlando City.
Orlando, who is in one place above the herons in the MLS League table, has already beaten twice this season twice.
Miami travels to Washington this weekend to be confronted against DC United while they continue their bid in a play-off place the end of the season.
David Beckham and Co will hope for the return of their Argentinian Maestro for the game.