Romeo and Cruz Beckham were joined by their girlfriends once again as the family took their seats ahead of the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday night.
The youngest Beckham son, 21, was joined by his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30, who opted for a bright red dress for the occasion.
Meanwhile Romeo, 23, was sat beside Kim Turnbull, 25, who kept it stylish in a black high collared top.
David was once again in a full suit as he stood beside a stylish Victoria, who had missed fellow Spice Girl Mel C‘s wedding over in the UK for the game.
On Wednesday the former footballer, 51, and his wife Victoria, 52, were seen with their heads in their hands after the Three Lions lost 2-1 in the semi-final against Argentina.
And despite the result not being what the Beckham clan had hoped, they were back to watch the final game between Spain and Argentina.
Romeo and Cruz Beckham were joined by their girlfriends Kim Turnbull (R) and Jackie Apostel (L) as they arrived at the World Cup final on Sunday
David was once again in a full suit as he stood beside a stylish Victoria, who had missed fellow Spice Girl Mel C’s wedding over in the UK for the game
The youngest Beckham son, 21, was joined by his girlfriend Jackie, 30, who opted for a bright red dress for the occasion
Asked who he thought would take home the trophy, David refused to pick a winner as he sat on the fence due to his loyalties to both Spain and Lionel Messi, who plays for his Inter Miami team.
He said: ‘Oh my goodness. Obviously I played in Spain, so I have a huge affection for Spain as a country and obviously for their football team. I think they’ve done an exceptional job this World Cup and they deserve to be in the final.
‘And with Argentina, they have Lionel (Messi). Like I speak about Ricardo (Kaka), I’ll speak exactly the same about Lionel because he’s an exceptional player, but an exceptional person with the right values and he treats everyone the way they should be treated. I’m going around the houses…’
As he was pushed for an answer, Beckham replied: ‘I’m going to sit on the fence. I don’t know who’s going to win. I want Lionel to do incredibly well because he’s an exceptional person and player. But Spain are going to be tough to play against.
‘I’m not going to say who I think is going to win. I’m just going to sit on the fence and enjoy the game.’
The crowd then booed in David’s direction, with the former midfielder and Kaka both laughing off the jeers.
The star then joked: ‘I haven’t been booed for a while. I’ve got booed a little bit the other night. I wasn’t expecting it here.’
On Wednesday David looked heartbroken as Argentina knocked England out of the World Cup in Atlanta, Georgia.
David’s son Cruz, 21, consoled his weeping father following a game of mixed emotions in the stands.
The former footballer, 51, and his wife Victoria, 52, were seen with their heads in their hands after the Three Lions lost 2-1 in the semi-final against Argentina
The couple looked heartbroken after the Three Lions lost 2-1 in the semi-final
David and Victoria watched the devastating semi-final with their children Romeo, 23, Harper, 15, Cruz and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30.
The Three Lions had been leading 1-0 when Antony Gordon snuck the ball into the back of the net in the 55th minute.
But just when fans were thinking the job was almost done, Argentina staged a late comeback with both Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martinez scoring goals just seven minutes apart.
Earlier in the game, Victoria leaped into David’s arms as she celebrated England’s goal in the second half.
Posh Spice made sure to celebrate this time round after she was ridiculed for failing to react to Jude Bellingham’s goal in the quarter-finals last week.
The legendary footballer poked fun at his wife becoming an instant meme and insisted she was ‘celebrating on the inside’ after her subdued reaction went viral.
Victoria jumped out of her seat as David roared with victory after Gordon put England 1-0 up against Argentina.
David followed the Three Lions around the US in the hope they would finally take home the World Cup trophy.
The family joined England fans singing the national anthem, only to be drowned out by Argentina fans booing loudly.
David had to face watching his beloved country’s team go against his good friend Lionel Messi, who is part of his Inter Miami team
