Baby Becks in the making! David Beckham presents son Cruz, nine, with a football trophy after his team win under-9s cup final

Clutching his trophy proudly with both hands, Cruz Beckham beamed broadly before his famous father.

The nine-year-old looked delighted as his father presented him with the gold prize following his team Foxes FC winning the under-9s cup final.

Wearing a tweed cap and khaki jacket, former England captain David failed to hide his pride as he congratulated Cruz for his success on Sunday morning.

Proud father and son: David can't hide his pride as he presents youngest son Cruz, nine, with a trophy at a Sunday morning cup match against local London rivals

During the match, David was seen chuckling on the sideline as Cruz celebrated a spectacular goal with a somersault in the rain.

And as other parents cheered on their own sons, they took the opportunity to capture a cheeky a snap of the famous former LA Galaxy star.

David, 38, famously practised his crosses and free-kicks for hours at Ridgeway Park in Chingford with his father, Ted, during his early years, and he has encouraged similar activities with his own children.

Well done son! Cruz beams proudly as he clutches an award handed to him by his father after he and fellow Foxes FC players cruised to victory

This weekend, though, it was clear his efforts paid off as he handed Cruz and fellow Foxes FC teammates an award for his efforts as wife Victoria, 40, and their youngest child, Harper, two, cheered on from the sidelines.

The Foxes cruised to victory with a 3-1 win against local rivals Sandgate FC in the cup final and afterwards David handed out awards to the players.

Last month it was announced that keen footballer Cruz has joined his older brother Romeo, ten, and signed for Arsenal's youth team, playing with their under-9s.

An ordinary Sunday morning: David, 38, supports son Cruz, front row, and his Foxes FC mates on Sunday

Spectator Dennis Gewitzke was at the west London football ground to support his own son Thomas, 16, who was playing for West Drayton Explorers under-16s in a different match on Sunday.
The 45-year-old warehouse manager said: 'I couldn't believe it when Beckham showed up with his family.
'He stood there like any other dad - shouting encouragement at his son's team. Victoria was stood behind holding their daughter as well.

Who's hat? David joins other fathers on the sidelines as he cheers on son Cruz

'Cruz is a good little player. He went through two of the opposition before putting the ball in the top corner - it was a really good goal.'
He added: 'His celebration was brilliant too - he did a somersault as he ran back to his own half. 'After the game, Beckham handed out trophies to the team and then posed for pictures.
'He was just like any other day. Victoria didn't stick around long though. Thomas really wanted a picture with her, which was a shame.
'It was nice to see Beckham acting like any other dad.

Beckham causes a stir: The famous footballer attracted attention from unsuspecting parents who took cheeky snaps of him after the match

'He did say that he didn't want to get interrupted while his son was playing, but afterwards he posed for a few pictures.'
In the under-9s regional cup final, the little Foxes triumphed over Sandgate, with the second goal coming from Cruz.
Last month it was announced that keen footballer Cruz has joined his older brother Romeo, ten, and signed for Arsenal's youth team, playing with their under-9s.
Romeo is a Gunners fan and has been playing for the club’s under-11s team for the past few months. But now he is no longer the only one in the family to pull on the red and white jersey of the Arsenal, as Cruz has started training with the team.

Next big thing? Beckham watches his youngest son Cruz juggling the ball last FebruaryCruz, who would often train with his dad when he played for Paris Saint-Germain, has been playing with the under-9s team – and is impressive with his skills.
A source close to the club said: 'It is already known that Romeo is a big Arsenal fan and he is a good player. He has been training with the team for a while now.
'But then it was spotted that Cruz has some talent too and he was asked whether he would like to start training with the club.
'He was thrilled and jumped at the chance. He has really impressed the coaches so far. He’s been training here for the last week and it is going so well it is quite possible it could become permanent for Cruz.'
The Beckham boys have been spotted at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium on numerous occasions this season, with David regularly taking Romeo.
David has also spent time with the club. He trained with them last summer to keep himself fit.

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