Lionel Messi warning sent out by Tata Martino as Inter Miami aim to avenge 'weakest match' against New York Red Bulls

In a press conference Thursday, the Herons boss stated that they are out for vengeance this weekend when they take on the Red Bulls.

With Sergio Busquets fit and Lionel Messi back in the mix it will be a different game than their 4-0 March thumping to RBNY.

In pouring rain at Red Bull Arena in March, without Messi available, the Herons suffered the ultimate humiliation. Now, though, they're hoping things end differently.

In a battle between two Eastern Conference heavyweights, the No. 1 Herons will use home field advantage this time agains the third-placed Red Bulls to try and secure a win.

"Against NY Red Bull it was the weakest match of the last year, we expect an equally intense team. Sergio Busquets is now available," he told reporters.

"Messi is free to move and play in any position on the pitch, he is the best footballer in the world and a great goalscorer. We can’t limit his movement. Now we are not playing much and he has time to recover from the physical demands."

The Herons take on the Red Bulls Saturday in search of redemption from their early-season pummeling. With a win, it would be four-straight league wins for Inter Miami.