David Beckham was delighted to get on the scoresheet again for AC Milan in last night's 1-1 draw with Genoa.

Becks opened the scoring on 33 minutes, with a stunning free-kick from a tight angle.

Having pulled the strings in midfield, he limped off on 70 minutes to a standing ovation.

Genoa's Diego Milito levelled late to dampen Becks' night.

Beckham said: "To score a goal for Milan at the San Siro made me very happy. But it was more important that we win."

Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti said: "At this moment he's a Milan player.

"But we don't know if David wants to stay at AC Milan. It's not a case of Milan or LA Galaxy. It depends entirely on what David wants to do.

"Beckham must have convinced Capello not only tonight but in all four games he has played. He's been really good."