Alexis Nunes

But my initial analysis gives me the feeling that the results was somewhat misleading.

The game, as it unfolded, there wasn't that much of a difference.

Oh, okay.

Is he just trying to do some damage control?

But maybe he's trying to say it didn't look like that much of a beatdown.

Well, as you say, it's interesting that, obviously, as the season goes on, we will probably see a better version of Inter-Miami.

Is there anything to be said about potentially missing the likes of Busquets and Jordi Alba, who were, I mean, such crucial parts of the team last season?

But still big shoes to fill.

If we're to have a discussion, because that's what we're here for.

That's why we braved the snowstorm, Ale.

But still the experience.

All right.

Great analysis.

I don't know.

Shall we talk a bit more about Lionel Messi?

Because after the game, he was making headlines for different reasons because some video emerged of Messi appearing to enter the referee's locker room.

Now, we know he does not like...

to lose, especially 3-0, so he was understandably heated after the game.

It looked like he was trying to enter just right here with Luis Suarez holding him back now.

A review of those allegations were launched and Major League Soccer found that the player did not violate league policy because that door that he entered was not to the ref's locker room or any restricted area by the league.