David Beckham took to Instagram to praise Inter Miami for the “big win” over Los Angeles

• Inter Miami have not lost in 11 matches since Lionel Messi arrived at the club in July
• The Herons are eight points clear of the playoffs in the Eastern Conference
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David Beckham paid tribute to Inter Miami’s victory over Los Angeles FC over Labor Day weekend, and celebrated his team’s three-point win in California by riding his motorcycle on a tour of the state’s scenic roads afterwards.

The 48-year-old, who went on holiday to Croatia with his family over the summer, shared several professional snaps from Sunday’s match on Instagram, tagging the club he co-owns in the image of Facundo Farias’ opener (14 min). Next to the words: “Big win @intermiamifc.”

Beckham then shared a photo of a jubilant Lionel Messi – the Miami star – and captioned the snap: “Smiles are everywhere in LA @intermiamifc.”

The former England captain also shared images of other Inter Miami players celebrating their latest win, including Ecuadorean striker Leonardo Campana and Spanish left-back Jordi Aba, after the match.

He also shared a snap of the back of Sergio Busquets’ jersey with the caption, “Great team performance,” and proudly showed Inter Miami’s logo written in Spanish: “Libertad.” Para sonar, which roughly translates to “freedom to dream.”

Then, Beckham shared evidence of his motorcycling skills to his Instagram followers by posting footage of him riding his motorbike with a close friend.

“Wow didn’t realize how much I missed @derekwhite) _ I appreciate you man,” the former midfielder wrote as a caption on footage of himself walking down a road in California.

The former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Los Angeles Galaxy player also took a picture with his friend later, to show their friendship.

“Love you man,” Beckham shared on his Instagram story. “smiles @ derek white.”

Inter Miami has not lost in 11 matches since Lionel Messi arrived at the club in mid-July.

Miami’s visit to Los Angeles has been rated as one of the highlights since Messi’s signing. It was watched by 22,921 fans, a record for LAFC’s BMO Stadium.

It also catapulted one of the most requested tickets in Major League Soccer’s 27-year history. according to Put a check markThe average purchase price for a match was $717, which is 515 percent more than the $110 before Messi’s signing.

By comparison, the average purchase price for Beyoncé’s SoFi concert was $493.

Celebrities in attendance included Britain’s Prince Harry, LAFC co-owner Will Ferrell, Leonardo DiCaprio, Selena Gomez, Owen Wilson, Mario Lopez and Edward Norton. Former “Ted Lasso” stars Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunting were also in attendance.

“It looked like a playoff at first, but I guess that’s what we expected,” Los Angeles coach Steve Cherundolo said.

Sunday’s game will be Messi’s last with Miami for at least the next two weeks. The 36-year-old will be part of Argentina’s two World Cup qualifiers against Ecuador on Thursday and Bolivia five days later.

Miami Sporting will next face Kansas City on September 9 at DRV PNK Stadium.

Messi has scored 11 goals and eight assists for Miami, and is eight points clear of the Eastern Conference playoff zone with eight games remaining in the regular season.