Lionel Messi had to be physically restrained by opposition coaching staff following an angry confrontation with referee Joe Dickerson after Inter Miami's 3-3 draw with San Jose Earthquakes in MLS. The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner was furious at the final whistle,

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami did not return to their winning ways in San Jose, but they avoided adding another loss to one of the worst stretches of the Messi era. Tadeo Allende scored two goals,

San Jose’s Colombian forward Cristian Arango is tied with Vancouver’s Brian White for the league lead with eight goals. Former Inter Miami forward Josef Martinez of Venezuela, who joined the Earthquakes this year, has six goals. Argentine midfielder Cristian Espinoza has four goals and an MLS-best seven assists.