Football's not for you then? See photos; Beckham's little princess falling asleep as she and her older brothers support father David in red for his Old Traford Return

                 

Her mother previously described the fact her only girl once told her she wants to follow in her father's footsteps as 'a dagger to the heart'. But Harper-Seven's love for the beautiful game wore thin as she joined her older brothers Romeo, 13, and Cruz, 10, on the pitch on Saturday. The three-piece, which also later featured Brooklyn, were there to support their father David's much-awaited return to his beloved Old Trafford where he spent 11 years of his career as Manchester United's top midfielder.

 

Team colours: Cruz, 10, and Romeo, 13, wore official kit while the four-year-old was dressed in a red coat as they lined up on the pitch ahead of the UNICEF Match for children.

When your mother is Victoria Beckham, you're pretty much guaranteed to have the best wardrobe on the block. And little Harper Beckham dresses like a mini version of her pop star turned fashion designer mom.

Victoria's Fall collection had plenty of statement outerwear to choose from, and judging from the adorable tot's wool coat, perhaps this is where the soccer WAG got her inspiration. The little red topper is by Marie Chantal, a label that specializes in designer kid's clothes. We've spotted Harper in this brand since she was a baby and it continues to be one of her favorites.

Now you can dress your little one like a superstar. Harper's coat is available at Saks Fifth Avenue (click right to get it) for $386. If you're searching for the look at a more reasonable price, shop our selection of scarlet outerwear below from Kate Spade to Widgeon.

Centre of attention: The linesmen couldn't take their eyes off the adorable tot

November showers: Despite the downpour, David refused to let it rain on his parade as he relished the memorable moment with his children 

Standing united: The team - which included Jamie Carragher (left) and Peter Crouch (centre back)- assembled for a group shot with the opposing team.

Outnumbered: Harper commanded the boys' attention as they headed off the pitch

Back where he belongs: David couldn't hide his happiness as he prepared to showcase his skills, two years after retiring

   

No pressure: Brooklyn Beckham looked relaxed as he warmed up on the side-lines ahead of the big match which saw him compete and against some of the biggest footballers of his time

Brooklyn looked every inch the professional footballer as he lumbered up for the just-for-fun game while the crowd celebrated David's much-awaited return to his first professional club's home ground.

Once the kick-off whistle blew, the father-and-son pair proved teamwork makes the dream work as they co-operated on every pass.

David couldn't hide his happiness as he was reunited with his precious number 7 shirt and his impressive skills proved he hadn't lost his talents in the two years since retiring. The Great Britain v Rest of the World 'Match for Children' was the brainchild of the committed UNICEF ambassador to mark his 10 years with the international charity. It ended in his favour as his teamed clinched a 3-1 win against the visitors.

Star supporter: The Beckhams would be standing in front of royalty on Saturday as Prince Harry showed up to support the charity match

Come rain or shine: The royal was lending his star power to the cause and prepared to watch a good game.

Among attendees were Prince Harry - a long-time supporter of the charitable organisation - and Rita Ora who performed on the pitch ahead of kick-off. Unicef UK Executive Director David Bull thanked David and everyone involved after the final whistle blew.

He said: 'Today’s Match for Children has been an unforgettable occasion that has helped to raise funds and focus attention on Unicef’s work. It was fantastic to see so many world class players coming together at Old Trafford in what was a thoroughly entertaining spectacle. Despite this being the culmination of seven matches across seven continents David’s class still shone through on the pitch.

'On behalf of the world’s children, we’re immensely grateful to David for his continued support and commitment. With the support of David and his fund Unicef will continue to help to protect children in danger in every region of the world. 'On a day when we are remembering the tragic events of Paris it was heartening to see players and fans of all nations come together to unite and help create a safer world for every child.

Showing her support: Rita Ora performed despite being expected on The X Factor just hours later. Wooooow!!!!!!!!!!!!

Credits: Daily Mail

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