‘NO GUYS!’, reacted the diary’s X account (formerly Twitter) administrator Sports center from ESPN to a chance play between Inter Miami players Benjamin Cremaschi and Dixon Arroyo when the Garzas’ team was counter-attacking against New York City FC, in a game on Saturday.

“Benja Cremaschi and Dixon Arroyo collided and lost a very clear counter-attack opportunity,” he continued. Sports center.

The video went viral on the social media site on Saturday night after the teams ended the match corresponding to the 35th round of MLS in a 1-1 draw.

Account of Fox Sports MX He went beyond mockery and pointed out that these two Inter players “make themselves ridiculous by tripping over each other”. “Even Messi was saddened to see this comical play by his teammates in Inter Miami’s match against New York City FC in the MLS,” the Mexican media reported.

The released images show the quick run of Cremaschi and Arroyo after a short clearance from Inter Miami’s defense following a corner. Those from the pink team expect a New York City player who takes the ball with his right foot.

In television narration Apple TV The narrator is heard exclaiming, “You can’t believe it, they committed self-harm.”

It was played in the 56th minute, and Leo Messi watched the game from the box in the stands. Third consecutive absence of the Argentine star due to injury.

The Ecuadorian midfielder had the intention of taking the ball to the opponent’s goal, because there was no resistance from the visitors who were focused on the attack. Arroyo is the one who touches the ball first and leaves the opponent behind.

Suddenly the Argentinian Cremaschi quickly appears through the center lane and takes the ball to his teammate. But as both counter-attacked, they ended up colliding and falling spectacularly to the grass. Arroyo’s left foot touches the left limb of Cremaschi, who is also a midfielder.

It seems that Cremaschi wanted to get up quickly and continue the counterattack because he ended up falling in the opponent’s field. He finally gets up and regrets his actions.

Technical director Gerardo Martino replaced Arroyo and his compatriot Leonardo Campana after 72 minutes of the match with the score 0-1 in favor of the visitors. Young central defender Tomás Avilés managed to equalize in stoppage time with a header after a corner.

Inter even later managed to take three points with Honduran David Ruiz’s shot off the crossbar in 90+6.

With the tie, Inter sits in thirteenth place in the Eastern Conference with 33 points, four behind ninth-placed Montreal, the last to give access playoffs. (D)