After the latest draw between Inter Miami and Barcelona, Lionel Messi got into a heated argument with the referee. 

Charlotte held Miami to a 1-1 tie on Saturday night, which was their third straight tie. 

Charlotte was ahead after 56 minutes thanks to a goal from Karol Swiderski. Ten minutes later, Messi tied the game with a beautiful finish. 

Messi lobbed the ball over six players and to Jordi Alba in the 12th minute of stoppage time. Alba then headed the ball to Luis Suarez. 

But the Uruguayan scorer missed the goal from just a few yards out. He sent the ball over the bar and then fell to the ground in pain after hitting keeper Kristijan Kahlina. 

It made Messi very angry because he thought his team should have been given a penalty at the end. According to “Ole” via Mundo Deportivo, he went up to the judge and told him, “You’re a mean-spirited son of.

The former Barcelona and PSG forward didn’t get sent off, but instead got a yellow card after the game was over. 

Before the fight, Kerwin Vargas scored a goal for Charlotte but was called offside after putting the ball in the net from close range. 

In the 96th minute, the forward had a great chance but missed it by curling a shot wide of the post. 

Messi’s rage comes just one week after his first game at Yankee Stadium, where he had a rough time. 

That time, too, Miami and New York City played to a 1-1 draw. James Sands scored a goal for the home team in the 95th minute.  

Nick Cushing, the head coach of the NYCFC, talked to the 44,738 people who came to see Messi play after the game.

Cushing said, “I hope they had fun at the game.” “I hope they understand how exciting the league is at this level.” Two sides are going after each other. I was proud that we gave ourselves chances to win.

“One thing I will say is that our fans and all the New York City fans who came tonight pushed us all the way to the end.” The fans cheered us on and gave us energy during the game.  

Miami is almost the winner of the Supporters’ Shield, which goes to the team with the best regular-season record, even though they have tied three times in a row. 

With three games left, they are still eight points ahead of second-placed Columbus Crew and still lead the Eastern Conference. 

When Miami comes to the Lowe.com Field on Wednesday evening (local time), the top two teams will play each other.