
Messi, hurt after the win that Inter Miami suffered 0-3 against Orlando City, criticized the arbitration errors and pointed to the MLS
Lionel Messihurt after the win that Inter Miami suffered 0-3 against Orlando City, criticized the mistakes this Sunday arbitral And he said the MLS should do something to correct this matter.
“I think we did a great first part today. We were attacking, creating situations, they could not leave, they threw balls,” he said in statements to Apple's transmission after the game.
“And from a rare play, where a player of them gives a pass to the goalkeeper and he referred to he told me that he did not know the rule, that he had not seemed that, that he did not understand … and, well, from there a ball came and the goal came,” he argued.
“But the truth is that there are times that there are specific errors such as the last game (against the San Jose Earthaquakes), did you see? They are not excuses, but something always happens with the referees in some timely play. I think the MLS would have to look a little more the subject of the referees,” he added.

Messi thus referred to the first goal of Orlando City, who arrived in the 43rd minute after the Inter Miami claimed a assignment to the Peruvian goalkeeper Pedro Gallese.
The referee did not consider that it was assignment, Gallese surprised with a long serve that grabbed inexudably disubigated for local defense and Colombian Luis Muriel only had to control wonderful to beat the Argentine Óscar Ustari and achieve 0-1.
This is the fifth defeat of Inter Miami in the last seven meetings counting MLS and Concacaf Champions Cup.
“The truth is that it hurts to lose one more game. We came from a bad period of results but we must continue working and think about what is coming. We have three or four games left to finish the month in the best way and then face the Club World Cup,” said Messi.
In addition, Rosario's genius considered that at the moment complicated is when they have to show more unity in the team that trains Javier Mascherano and in which this Sunday was also headlines Luis Suárez, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.
“Now it is really going to see if we are a team, in difficult times, because when everything goes well it is very easy but when the difficult times arrive as now is when we have to be more united than ever, be a real team and get it forward. I think we have what we already think about what is coming and prepare the philadelphia game,” he said.
The 3-3 draw against the San Jose Earthquakes and the 4-1 victory against the New York Red Bulls were the only positive thing of an Inter Miami that in its last seven duels, on the contrary, it has suffered five losses: two against the Vancouver Whitecaps in the Concacaf champions Cup (1-5 global), 3-4 against the Dallas, 4-1 against Minnesota and 0-3 against Orlando City.
Rosa's team continues with enormous defensive problems and has conceded 20 goals in her last seven games.
The Inter Miami is sixth in the East with 22 points in 13 games and the next day will visit the Philadelphia Union, who is leader at that conference with 29 after 14 meetings.