A happy Labor Day to you all.

Thanks for hanging out with us on your day off, not our day off, but we're not complaining.

Football America's, Alejandro Moreno.

He's extra happy to be here. Let me tell you, Hercules Gomez. Guys, how's it going? I was in a great move before we got into studio, but then our producer got in our ear and things got a little test. Oh, come on. Producer, coordinator and producer, who is? Oh, come on. We're good. We're good. Good. Ready. Good. Labor Day. Let's do this. We digress.

Coming up, we will be talking about, of course, everything that we saw in the

Leaks Cup final.

We have the highlights and interesting moments from that.

Later, USM&T players on the move who made the best move when it comes to their opportunity of making that World Cup roster.

Time is running up. Marisa Puccino had a very interesting Labor Day to a little college football for him.

We'll show you that a little later on. But first, don't spit on my face and tell me it's rating.

After Inter-Miamis 3-0 losses Seattle Sounders last night.

Tensions boiled over post-game between both teams so much that Luis Suarez was caught on camera,

spitting towards a Seattle staffer's face.

Inter-Miamic keeper Al-Cadio ultimately stepped in and broke up the altercation.

A Leaks Cup spokesperson said, quote,

Leaks Cup organizing committee will review the incidents at the end of the game and proceed accordingly.

As of right now, 831 p.m. we have not seen an official statement from Leakescup, from MLS, from Inter Miami, from Luis Suarez himself, from anybody.

This is the only kind of official tidbit information that we got.

But we know that this isn't the first time that we've seen something like this from Luis Suarez.

There's been quite the timeline here for him.

And it seems like this is kind of just one more thing.

Ale added to a very interesting reputation, to say the least.

...