Lip Reader Reveals What David Beckham and Timothée Chalamet Were Debating During France vs Spain World Cup Semi-Final

David Beckham and Timothée Chalamet were some of the stars who were spotted taking in the FIFA World Cup game between France and Spain.

Beckham is a retired soccer superstar and co-owner of Inter Miami CF. He’s been seen taking in a few games during the World Cup. And Chamalet was on hand supporting the French team as he holds dual citizenship in the United States and France.

After the two were seen conversing during the match, fans wanted to know what they were talking about. Well, a professional lip reader is providing that answer.

Nicola Hickling is a lip-reading expert and the founder of LipReader, a company specializing in lipreading and expert witness reports. Hickling has spearheaded the development of innovative technologies and services that empower individuals with hearing impairments. She has also appeared in the likes of the Daily Mail, Page Six, Newsweek, and more. Now, Hickling has analyzed a clip of Beckham and Chamalet interacting.

Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, she told Showbiz Cheat Sheet that the men were having an animated exchange with Beckham telling the actor, “Penalty changes a lot,” before Chamalet agrees, “It’s a lot.”

According to Hickling, Beckham then says, “They need to score one goal, one goal, just to pick it up. Spain are likely to win now.” To which Chamalet replies, “France needs to get stuck in.”

The former soccer star then mentions Chamalet’s beloved New York Knicks and insists, “You can’t compare them to the Knicks.”

Beckham starts shaking his head at Chamalet, who said something while completely turned away from the camera, which leads Beckham to say, “It all matters. They are not better. No.”