The Inter Miami boss was candid about his team’s recent struggles in Monday’s press conference

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham called on Minnesota United to “show a little respect” after a series of Instagram posts following Miami’s humbling 4-1 MLS defeat on Saturday.

Lionel Messi got on the scoresheet for the visitors at St. Paul but Minnesota (6-2-4, 22 points) handed Miami (6-2-3, 21 points) its heaviest loss in a game the Argentina legend has played.

Afterwards, Minnesota irked Beckham with a number of Instagram posts, prompting the former Manchester United, Real Madrid and LA Galaxy midfielder into the comments section.

First, Beckham took exception to one that was was captioned “Pink Phony Club” — alluding to Miami’s kit colour and the song “Pink Pony Club” by Chappell Roan.

“Show a little respect, be elegant in triumph,” Beckham posted.

Minnesota then posted a picture of a banner from the game that read: “History over hype, culture over cash.” The words “hype and cash” were highlighted in pink.

Beckham, who launched Inter Miami in 2018, commented on the post: “Respect over everything.”

Bongokuhle Hlongwane, Anthony Markanich and Robin Lod all got on the scoresheet for Minnesota on Saturday, while Marcelo Weigandt put into his own net.

Miami’s only other defeat this season came at the hands of FC Dallas. Miami next travels to face San Jose Earthquakes on Wednesday, when striker Luis Suárez could return to the lineup.

Adarius Hayes, a University of Miami linebacker, was involved in a fatal crash that killed a 10-year-old and 4-year-old in Hayes’ hometown of Largo, Florida.

The crash occurred at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday when it appears a Dodge Durango collided with a Kia Soul while the Soul was making a left turn, according to the Largo Police Department. A police spokeswoman confirmed to NBC News that Hayes was involved in the crash.

Two children — 10-year-old Jabari Elijah Solomon and 4-year-old Charlie Herbert Solomon Riveria — were killed in the crash.

Police said several others were taken to the hospital with “serious” injuries. It does not appear that alcohol was a factor in the crash, according to police.

“This is an ongoing and active investigation, and no further information is available for release at this time,” police said.

Hayes was also injured in the accident, NBC South Florida reported Sunday.

Representatives for the University of Miami’s athletics department did not immediately respond to an inquiry about Hayes’ condition. The University of Miami’s spring semester ended on Wednesday following the last day of final exams.

Hayes played in 12 games for the university as a freshman last year and was described as a “key factor” on special teams on his team profile page. He had four tackles and one interception in first season as a freshman on the team.

According to his profile, he saw time on the field in the Pop-Tarts Bowl in September. The University of Miami lost by one point against Iowa State in a 42-41 nail-biter game.

Hayes played for Largo High School prior to attending the University of Miami. He was considered a “four-star prospect” and one of the nation’s top-ranked linebackers, Hayes’ university profile said.