Carnival night becomes a shameful night! Miami s "Rose Legion" gang fight, Suarez may be reimbursed heavily for season

Seattle Century Internet Stadium, September 2, 2025 - When the final whistle cut through the night sky, the celebration that should belonged to the Seattle Bayerns was stolen by a sudden full martial arts campaign. The home team defeated the visiting Miami International 3-0 in the 2025 North American League Cup final, achieving the "Grand Slam" achievements, and becoming the first team in the history of a local American club to gather five top honors in the League Cup, the Central and North American Championship Cup, the MLS Cup, the Supporter Shield and the Open Cup. However, the rose-colored Miami was completely out of control after losing.

According to the on-site reporter, less than 30 seconds after the game, Luis Suarez and several teammates suddenly rushed towards the referee team and the opponent's players, pushing, punching and flying tackles frequently, and the scene was once in chaos. It took nearly two minutes for security personnel to separate the two sides, and the award ceremony for the League Cup trophy was also forced to postpone it. The Alliance Discipline Committee has launched an emergency investigation this morning. Several sources revealed that Miami International is also facing pressure of "self-punishment". The club's senior management is discussing the heaviest internal ticket in history for Suarez to impose "all suspensions in the remaining regular season + equal salary fines"; the penalties of the other players involved will be exiled to a certain level depending on the video playback.

"We are here to win the championship, not to act in kung fu movies." A Miami team reporter complained helplessly. Since its founding in 2020, this upstart in the black-clad battle suit has quickly become popular around the world with the joining of Messi, Suarez, Busquets, Alba and other "Barcelona gangs", and won the first League Cup last year. But tonight's out of control left their golden signs covered in dust.

Seattle coach Brian Schmetzer bluntly stated at the championship press conference: "The victory of football belongs to those who respect the rules. We took the trophy tonight and also held the bottom line of sports."

Miami International has not issued a formal statement on the conflict, but according to team insiders, coach Mascherano has convened a closed meeting of the team overnight. Will Suarez really say goodbye to this season in advance? How can the Rose Legion restore its image? The final verdict of the league will be announced within 72 hours, and fans around the world will be waiting for it.