

Argentine striker Lautaro Martinez scored a well-worked equaliser to cancel out Ramos's opener for the Mexican side in front of 40,311 fans at the Rose Bowl.
Inter, playing their first game since being thrashed 5-0 by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final, were left ruing their failure to turn their dominance of possession and territory into goals.
But the draw was a boost for Ramos and Monterrey, who face Argentina's River Plate in their next game on Saturday.
"When you don't get all three points you're never entirely happy," Ramos, the former Spain and Real Madrid defender, said.
Inter coach Cristian Chivu said his team had struggled to break down a Monterrey. "We played well in the first half even though we went behind. We could have attacked better in the second half. It's not easy to play against a very low block," Chivu said.