Watch David Beckham warming up with some sleek skills before the start of the match.

The advert features Beckham making an unexpected appearance at a local Los Angeles youth soccer practice. He gives the kids a few tips, some adidas gear and gives them an accuracy and control challenge. The commercial is part of a series of adidas and Dick’s Sporting Goods TV commercials titled “Practice Pop-In.” Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies and Reggie Bush of the New Orleans Saints were featured in two “Practice Pop-In” commercials earlier this year.
Agency: 180LA
ECD: William Gelner
Producer: Kate Morrison

The most spontaneous move on David Beckham’s unannounced visit to Sierra Leone was an improvised stop at a roadside pitch for a game of football in Freetown. We were driving past the pitch on our way to the hotel, when Beckham noticed the game in progress and had the vehicles circle back. We parked on the side of the road and walked down a dirt path to the pitch. The players were completely caught off guard. what began with a polite hand-shake quickly turned into a frenzy as they realized one of the game’s most recognizable stars was standing among them. It wasn’t enough just to shake his hand. They had to rub his head, touch his tattoosÃ� As for the game itself, Beckham took it easy. At one point, he took off his UNICEF t-shirt and gave it to one of the locals. This particular day was hot and dusty, but everybody was having a great time. Even though many areas in Freetown lack electricity, there was no shortage of mobile phones. So by the time the game ended, word had spread that Beckham was in town ñ shirtless no less. He posed for pictures, shook more hands, and fought his way back to the vehicles. A memorable day for everyone, David Beckham included.

Manchester United against Real Madrid
It doesn’t get any bigger than this. David Beckham gears up to take the free kick and executes it to perfection.The ball bends over the wall and lands right into the top right corner.Iker Casillas hardly even moves a muscle.

Beckham has a chance to take his revenge for the red card he received in the 1998 world cup against Argentina.
Beckham sets himself up to take the penalty against Argentina in the 2002 World Cup and scores.
The celebrations after the goal scored show how much this goal really meant to David Beckham.