Today marks 20 years since David Beckham’s spectacular free kick against Greece secured England’s qualification for the 2002 World Cup. The England captain curled in a sumptuous, inch-perfect ...

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Beckham sent England to the 2002 World Cup with a stunning free-kick. But it could have been different if he had missed.

Somewhat surprisingly, Beckham had only scored once in his first 36 England caps — the World Cup 1998 free kick against Colombia — before being made captain.

It is 20 years to the day since Beckham sent Three Lions fans wild with a sensational set-piece against Greece. The former England captain posted a video of himself listening to the moment.

After Greece committed a foul outside the box, roughly 30 yards out from goal, David Beckham lined up to take the free kick. It was England's last shot at automatic qualification. Then this happened.

David Beckham’s last-second free kick vs. Greece deserves a deep rewind In 2001, England found themselves needing a prayer for World Cup qualification ...

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Trippier's free-kick in Moscow England had not played a World Cup semi-final since 1990 and they soon found themselves in dreamland when Kieran Trippier did his best David Beckham impersonation.

Mark Ogden celebrates David Beckham's last minute free-kick against Greece that booked England a place at the 2002 World Cup finals, one of the outstanding moments of the decade.

Fifteen years have passed since England drew 2-2 with Greece and David Beckham sent every England into hysterics with his late goal sealing a place at the 2002 World Cup.

On this day 20 years ago, as he stood over a free-kick, David Beckham needed a moment of redemption. Most pressingly, England’s qualification for the 2002 World Cup was on the line.