Capello gushes about Real Madrid inspiration Beckham

Real Madrid have one hand on the Spanish title after victory over Deportivo La Coruna.
                         

      

David Beckham, who was recalled by coach Steve McClaren earlier in the day having last represented his country at the 2006 World Cup, helped create two of Madrid's goals as they defeated Deportivo La Coruna to record their ninth win in 10 matches.
Sergio Ramos lashed home Madrid's opener in the first half, and although Depor drew level through Joan Capdevila at the start of the second period, further strikes by Raul and Ruud van Nistelrooy saw the home side take the spoils.
"Beckham is playing like never before. He is in extraordinary physical training condition, has confidence and is playing superbly. He accurately places the ball in the middle, with speed and quality," gushed Real coach Fabio Capello afterwards.
"We are playing better, we are creating more opportunities and we are very physically fit and have a team spirit that is positive for everyone. For that reason, when we attack with more players it creates more problems for the opposition.
"Eight games ago I said that everything is a final for us and Zaragoza will be also."