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MLS Playoffs: VIDEO: David Beckham Reacts To Winning The West
Now that the Galaxy are the Western Conference champs of Major League Soccer, there is the final championship match for Beckham to contend with.
Nov 14, 2009 6:57:36 AM
CARSON, Calif. --In a locker room that reeked of alcohol from the celebratory champagne, David Beckham was stirred, but not shaken about the LA Galaxy's capture of the Western Conference title.
The English midfielder helped his team overcome the Houston Dynamo in extra time of a game that was twice stopped due to power outages in the area.
It was Beckham's freekick that was eventually knocked in for the winning goal. Later on, the penalty kick scored by Landon Donovan gave the Galaxy some breathing room late in the match, effectively snuffing out the Dynamo's chances.
After the match, Beckham answered a number of questions for the media.
Goal.com was there to get his responses for you, our readers.
Watch the video below.
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For more on the Major League Soccer playoffs, visit Goal.com's MLS page
The English midfielder helped his team overcome the Houston Dynamo in extra time of a game that was twice stopped due to power outages in the area.
It was Beckham's freekick that was eventually knocked in for the winning goal. Later on, the penalty kick scored by Landon Donovan gave the Galaxy some breathing room late in the match, effectively snuffing out the Dynamo's chances.
After the match, Beckham answered a number of questions for the media.
Goal.com was there to get his responses for you, our readers.
Watch the video below.
Goal.com
For more on the Major League Soccer playoffs, visit Goal.com's MLS page
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