Javier Hernandez was an un-invited guest to Inter Miami's Manchester United reunion on Sunday, gatecrashing Phil Neville's debut to secure LA Galaxy victory in their MLS opener.
Neville was appointed in January to lead the team co-owned by former Old Trafford United team-mate David Beckham - but it was another of Alex Ferguson's former stars who stole the show, bagging a double for the visitors.
It was also the first game at Miami's DRV PNK Stadium, with seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady among the spectators.
Javier Hernandez scored twice as David Beckham's old club LA Galaxy beat Inter Miami
Robbie Robinson scored the first goal of the Neville era in first-half stoppage time after Gonzalo Higuain unselfishly squared the ball to him.