MLS penalized Inter Miami head coach Cristian "Kily" Gonzalez and five players for violating the league's mass confrontation policy during a 2-1 to the Crew on Sept. 27.
The infraction took place in the 26th minute. The players involved − Sergio Reguilon, Micael, Yannick Bright, Rodrigo De Paul and Daniel Pinter − all received fines along with the club and Gonzalez.
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Before the Crew's penalty kick goal in the 28th minute, which was awarded after video review, Miami star Lionel Messi led a group of players in protesting the call, and teammate Casemiro was shown a yellow card.
Messi scored a nearly impossible free kick
to even the score in the 33rd minute, and Crew Striker Jamal Thiare hit the game-winning shot in the 98th minute in front of a sellout crowd.
Officials handed out six yellow cards to Miami and four to the Crew. Miami's Santiago Morales received a red card in the 96th minute after picking up two bookings in the span of four minutes.
The Crew sit in 12th place in the Eastern Conference standings with 29 points. Miami is third with 46 points.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Inter Miami players, coaches fined by MLS due to mass confrontation in loss to Crew
