Beckham injured in England win

South Africa 1 England 2

Beckham injured in England win
Thu, 22 May, 2003 - 22:41

South Africa 1 England 2

Wayne Rooney may not have been there, but the impact of his international arrival was still felt in Durban as Emile Heskey rose to the growing challenge to his place to fire England to victory.

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