Becks eyeing free-kick glory

David Beckham is hoping to beat Brazil at their own game should the South Americans be England's next opponents at the World Cup.

Sun, 16 Jun, 2002 - 11:09

David Beckham is hoping to beat Brazil at their own game should the South Americans be England's next opponents at the World Cup.

The England captain admits he would relish scoring from a free-kick against a country which virtually invented the art of curling and swerving dead balls.

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