Mascherano was expelled from dyed red, and the remote commander in the stands may be punished again

In the game where Miami eliminated the University of Leon Tigers in the North American League Cup on Wednesday local time, Miami's ousted head coach Mascherano (Mascharano) was found in the stands and called the assistant coach "remote command" with his mobile phone.

In this game, Miami International, without Messi's pressure, still relied on Suarez to score two goals and 12-yard penalty kicks, driving Mexico's University of Leon Tigers to advance to the semi-finals 2-1.

Javier Mascherano complained that the referee had too long stoppage time in the first half and was rushed to the stands after receiving a red card. He had to watch the game in the stands in the second half. However, Mascherano still used high technology to contact the assistant coaches on the sidelines through his mobile phone to teach him his deployment on the field. At that time, he was very excited when he saw Mascherano, who seemed to be obviously dissatisfied with the team's performance.

Mascherano's move violated the regulations because he was expelled from the field according to the regulations to cut off his communication with the people on the field. Since Mascherano has been photographed on TV cameras, the evidence is conclusive. Mascherano may be punished for suspension and other punishment after being investigated by the Major League of America.