The Galaxy drew with RSL last night, 2-2. Considering that they started out really poorly, it could have been much worse. David took it upon himself to score both of the goals that tied the game, within the space of 4 minutes!

In a post-match interview with FSN-W on the pitch, Becks said:

"It was a good game in the end. I think that we started off terrible the first 20 minutes. We didn't get close enough to them as a team. We looked scared of them. And then a couple of tackles started going in, and we livened up. We got ourselves back into the game."

Here is a video of the highlights including David's goals:



A game review can be found here.

It was a pretty exciting game. David took a bold 50/50 and fell hard, appearing injured and limping, giving us all a bit of a heart attack! He ended up back on the pitch without receiving further treatment, and played the rest of the 90. He may be sore tomorrow, but at least it looks like nothing's wrong.


Becks & Posh to Be Armani's Guests
David and Victoria will be Giorgio Armani's guests at the Armani Institute Costume Gala on Monday. You can read more about the event here.


Autographs...
New "Sharpie" ads are coming in July, featuring David signing a number of things for fans with a Sharpie pen. The current campaign, the autographed golf ball, will presumably be replaced by the more realistic ads. Discovered here. As that source points out, David said of Sharpie some time ago:

"I have always enjoyed signing autographs for people, especially since I used to love getting my heroes' signatures when I was younger."


Win It for Scholes
When Manchester United meet Chelsea at the Champions League final later in the month, Paul Scholes will be looking to do what he could not do in '99: participate in a side that wins the Champions League. Scholes was suspended for the opportunity in 1999. Sir Alex has promised him a place in the starting 11 in the final this month.

David spoke up:

Beckham said: “I hope they go all the way just for Paul Scholes because he missed out on the first Champions League final we won in 1999.”

[...] Beckham also revealed the heartache Scholes suffered after having to sit and watch the final last time around.

“I remember how upset he was when he missed out last time and it would be nice to think he could lay that one to rest finally,” he added.

The LA Galaxy man also went on to say how he much he wants to his former team to take Europe’s top prize and how it would be a fitting tribute to Scholes who has been one of Old Trafford’s most faithful servants.

“It would be fitting given what he has achieved and the years of service he has given to United,” concluded the former England skipper.