The father-son duo were cheered on by Harper, four, Cruz, ten, and Romeo, 13, as the friendly match, which raised much-needed funds for children in need, played out at Old Trafford in Manchester on Saturday.
Brooklyn’s starring role happened just 15 minutes before the end of the game with the oldest Beckham taking his father’s place on the field.
In a sweet touch, the pair were both wearing the number 7 jersey.
Ahead of the game, David shared a snap with his son and penned, “Look who came to have pre match meal with his dad …. One of my lasting memories was walking this little boy around Old Trafford age just 18 months…. Good to be home.”
Meanwhile proud mum Victoria, who was absent from the event, took to Instagram to congratulate the pair, “I love my boys. Incredible game today for a wonderful cause @unicef .What David has achieved makes me so proud.I love u X,” she wrote.
However it was all too much for little Harper, who was yawning on the sidelines.
The charity game marks the conclusion of David’s incredible seven games in seven continents mission, which saw the retired sports star works his way around the world playing soccer and raising money for UNICEF.
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The ultimate team! Over the weekend, Brooklyn and David Beckham played a friendly soccer game on behalf of UNICEF to raise money for children in need.
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Lucky number seven… The father-son duo both donned the number 7 jersey, David’s preferred playing number and the middle name of his beloved daughter Harper.
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Big shoes to fill… The 16-year-old was called onto the field 15 minutes before the end to replace his father.
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It was all a bit too much for four-year-old Harper, who looked rather sleepy.
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Coming full circle… The soccer pro poses with his three sons in 2007 in in Madrid, Spain. Fast forward eight years and now Brooklyn (far left) is old enough to join his dad!
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Coming full circle: “One of my lasting memories was walking this little boy around Old Trafford age just 18 months…. Good to be home,” David mused of this wonderful moment shared with Brooklyn in 2001 after his then-team, Manchester United, won the premiere league.