David Beckham's new team loses debut match
Ex-football star David Beckham currently owns Inter Miami, a US-based football team that was unable to sign any big European players before the start of the season. The team had their first match against Los Angeles FC and lost 1-0 this Sunday. The team has already managed to secure a fairly large fanbase.
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