Or fans that lined up for Messi jerseys — authenticity not guaranteed — and the ones hungry at a food truck for Messi fries. Miami will play in the Leagues Cup championship game Saturday against either Nashville or Mexican club Monterrey. While the football stadium would have packed in another 40,000-plus fans, Sugarman said coach Jim Curtain told him the game would stay put. Inter Miami already played in Chester before Messi had signed, leaving Union officials to study the Leagues Cup field like an NCAA Tournament bracket once it was announced. Led by the rabid supporters group called "Sons of Ben," the Messi game sold out in less than 10 minutes and the price exploded this week on the secondary market.