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David Beckham was overjoyed to see a record number of people turning up to watch Inter Miami take on New England Revolution.
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ToggleAfter more than 70,000 people turned at the Arrowhead Stadium to watch Lionel Messi's Inter Miami beat Sporting Kansas City on April 14, David Beckham was chuffed to yet another record-breaking crowd of 65,000 attending his club's Major League Soccer fixture against New England Revolution at the Gillette Stadium earlier this week.
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The Herons co-owner took to Instagram to react to Messi and Co's 4-1 victory where the Argentine scored a brace and provided an assist. Beckham wrote in his post, "Another record-breaking crowd, 72,000 last week and over 65,000 in New England this weekend… amazing turnout and another great result."
The World Cup-winning La Albiceleste skipper is off to a flying start in the MLS this season having already scored 11 goals in 10 matches across all competitions as Inter Miami find themselves at the top of the Eastern Conference table.
Gerardo Martino's side will be next seen in action on Sunday as they take on New York Red Bulls in an MLS clash at the Chase Stadium.
