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BECKHAM’S MLS FINALE ON ESPN
ESPN will air an exclusive interview with the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star himself – as he prepares to depart the MLS five years after joining the US’ top football league. On Saturday, ESPN will air a live one-hour special edition of ESPNFC Press Pass, its global football debate and discussion show, entitled, Beckham’s Goodbye To Hollywood. On Sunday morning, ESPN will have live and exclusive coverage of the MLS Cup Final – between Beckham’s Los Angeles Galaxy and the Houston Dynamo – as Beckham tries to help Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane and the rest of his Galaxy teammates to a second straight title.
ESPNFC PRESS PASS SPECIAL: BECKHAM’S GOODBYE TO HOLLYWOOD
Includes exclusive one-on-one interview with David Beckham
LIVE ON ESPN – SATURDAY DECEMBER 1 @ 5PM (encore at 10pm)
AVAILABLE LATER ONLINE VIA ESPNFC.COM
Beckham’s Goodbye To Hollywood will take an in depth look back at the midfielder’s time in Los Angeles and discuss his impact on Major League Soccer. In an exclusive interview, Beckham himself speaks to ESPN’s Julie Foudy, while host Adrian Healey is joined by a number of guests providing insight and commentary, including: ESPN’s MLS analyst Taylor Twellman, who played against Beckham during his own MLS career; former USA international Alexi Lalas, who was instrumental in bringing Beckham to LA while serving as LA Galaxy’s general manager in 2007; as well as former New England Revolution coach, ex-Liverpool and Scotland star, and Press Pass pundit Steve Nicol. The show will be presented live from LA Galaxy’s stadium, the Home Depot Center, where the MLS Cup Final will be played Saturday.
MLS CUP FINAL: LA GALAXY v HOUSTON DYNAMO
LIVE ON ESPN – SUNDAY 2nd DECEMBER @ 8.30am
ESPN will broadcast live and exclusive coverage of the MLS Cup Final – including pre- and post-match discussion and analysis from ESPN MLS presentation team – direct and on-site from the Home Depot Center in LA – as David Beckham makes his final appearance for the LA Galaxy. Commentary will come from Adrian Healey and former New England Revolution forward Taylor Twellman, with analysis from, among others, Alexi Lalas and former US national team and Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper and Kasey Keller. The game between the Galaxy and Houston Dynamo is a repeat of last year’s final, which saw Beckham combine with Robbie Keane to set up the game’s only goal for Landon Donovan. The win brought Beckham his first title since his move to the US in 2007, and he will be keen to go out on a high in front of his home fans by securing the Galaxy’s second consecutive MLS championship.
