DAVID BECKHAM said the memory of playing alongside his son Brooklyn in front of a sold-out Old Trafford is one he would never forget.

    The former Manchester United star’s UNICEF Match For Children attracted over 75,000 fans as his Great Britain & Ireland team — managed by Alex Ferguson — beat a Rest of the World side 3-1 Saturday.

    Beckham’s eldest son Brooklyn made a surprise appearance by coming on for his father in the 76th minute, with the ex-England international then returning to the pitch to play alongside him in the final exchanges.

    The Old Trafford crowd cheered every pass between the pair, with Beckham loving the experience and saying he was thrilled Ferguson agreed to the request.

    “One of my lasting memories of playing here was winning the Premiership and walking around with Brooklyn when he was 18 months old so having him here was a big decision and a decision I was very proud,” he said.

    Beckham was unsure whether Brooklyn will be following his footsteps and pursuing a career in professional soccer, as he will be deciding between that and photography.

    “I think he did well for 15 minutes. His first cross was great and then his corner on to his Dad’s head — I’ve never been good with my head to be honest — but he did well.”(SD-Agencies)