Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez lost his temper again and will miss the decisive Major League Soccer (MLS) playoff match against Nashville SC as a result of the suspension imposed on him by the League for kicking Honduran Andy Najar of the Tennessee team.

Undoubtedly a significant loss for Inter Miami, which is in serious trouble after losing 2-1 to Nashville last weekend, where the Uruguayan returned to the ways that have cost him so much in his professional career.

It wasn't long ago that Suarez was involved in another disciplinary issue when he spat in the face of a Seattle Sounders assistant coach after the Washington team defeated them in the Leagues Cup final.

On that occasion, he was suspended for six matches, and now, in addition to the suspension, he was also fined. The amount of the fine was not disclosed, but it surely hit the wallet of this controversial Uruguayan striker, who has always been surrounded by this type of violent incident throughout his career.

The Sanction

Thus, after the MLS Disciplinary Committee analyzed the incident in which Luis Suarez was reported, it determined the Uruguayan striker's one-match suspension based on the following arguments: "The MLS Disciplinary Committee has suspended and fined Inter Miami CF forward Luis Suarez an undisclosed amount under Parameter 3 of the Disciplinary Committee for one match for violent conduct," they stated in a press release.

This sanction resulted from the following incident in the 71st minute when Luis Suarez kicked Honduran Andy Najar during a Miami offensive play inside the penalty area. The South American striker moved diagonally and, after gaining position, kicked Najar in the groin with his right leg. The Honduran player fell to the ground clearly in pain, while the referee didn't notice the action and Suarez even escaped a caution. However, after reviewing the play, the MLS Steering Committee decided to act on its own initiative and impose a one-match suspension. The negative impact of the suspension:Perhaps at other times Luis Suarez would have escaped this injustice and would be available for the decisive game next Saturday, November 8th, but MLS has identified certain plays, and in this case, last weekend's 2-1 victory for Nashville over Inter Miami meant that the situation is very precarious for the Herons, especially without Luis Suarez. Inter Miami complained about Suarez's suspension: When one of their key players was sanctioned, Inter Miami wasn't going to sit idly by. On the contrary, the The X management published an official statement on their official account expressing their respect for the player's sanction, but at the same time showing their dissatisfaction with the fact that it affects their sporting interests. Among the arguments of the Herons, they highlighted that the sanction sets a negative precedent, especially since the play had been reviewed by VAR in last Sunday's match and received no penalty. This sanction against Luis Suarez is his third in American soccer, the first being finalized at the end of February for a violation of MLS policy regarding the use of hands towards an opponent's face, head, or neck during the game against NY City FC. The second was the spitting incident that cost him a six-game suspension against a member of the Seattle Sounders' coaching staff in the controversial ending of the game where the home team emerged victorious, generating the anger of the Florida team's players.

Inter Miami complained about Suarez's suspension

Inter Miami, upon the sanctioning of one of its key players, was not going to remain passive. On the contrary, the management published an official statement on its official account expressing respect for the player's sanction, but at the same time showing their displeasure with the fact that it affects their sporting interests.

Among the arguments of the Herons, they highlighted that the sanction sets a negative precedent, especially since the play had been reviewed by VAR in last Sunday's match and received no sanction.

The sanction against Luis Suarez is his third in American soccer, where the first was a fine at the end of February for a violation of the MLS policy regarding the use of hands towards the face or head and neck of an opponent during the game against NY City FC.

The second was the spitting incident that cost him a six-game suspension against a member of the Seattle coaching staff. Sounders in the controversial end of the game where the home team emerged victorious, generating anger among the players of the Florida team.

Inter Miami complained about Suarez's suspension

Inter Miami, upon the sanctioning of one of its key players, was not going to remain passive. On the contrary,the management published an official statement on its official account expressing respect for the player's sanction, but at the same time showing their displeasure with the fact that it affects their sporting interests.

Among the arguments of the Herons, they highlighted that the sanction sets a negative precedent, especially since the play had been reviewed by VAR in last Sunday's match and received no sanction.

The sanction against Luis Suarez is his third in American soccer, where the first was a fine at the end of February for a violation of the MLS policy regarding the use of hands towards the face or head and neck of an opponent during the game against NY City FC.

The second was the spitting incident that cost him a six-game suspension against a member of the Seattle coaching staff. Sounders in the controversial end of the game where the home team emerged victorious, generating anger among the players of the Florida team.