Sensible Spice: Posh finally swaps the heels for comfy flip-flops as she watches David make history at Wembley

She is often ridiculed for her unsuitable footwear, but it looks like Victoria Beckham is finally wearing appropriate shoes.

Despite wearing an uncomfortable combination of killer heels and pencil skirt for her 11 hour flight from Los Angeles to London, Victoria finally gave in to common sense and changed into some flip-flops.

The former Spice Girl brought her three sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz to London for the weekend to see their father David in action at Wembley.

Casual Spice: Victoria Beckham looked laid back in jeans and flip-flops as she brought the boys to Wembley Stadium to watch the England match

The sports star, 33, made history yesterday, becoming England's most capped player as he took his 109th cap, finally surpassing Bobby Moore's long-standing record of 108.

In contrast to her uniform pencil skirt and smart top look she has sported on the flight to Heathrow, Victoria changed into an uncharacteristically casual combination of baggy jeans, v-neck t-shirt and flip-flops.

Her casual outfit was complimented with her glowing fake tan.

Watching dad: Victoria carries her sons' toys as Romeo, six, looks out for his dad the pitch

On the ball: David made history on Saturday by scoring his 109th cap

Victoria's rare appearance in flip-flops comes after she previously admitted she hates wearing flat shoes.

She said last year: 'I just can't concentrate in flats.

'I could go to the gym if I wore flats, I'd love to go to the gym, but I just can't get my head around the footwear.'

Daddy's boys: Victoria and sons (L to R) Romeo, Cruz and Brooklyn arrive at the airport in Los Angeles

Victoria joined her boys in the stands of Wembley on Saturday as they watched David come on at half-time to help his team to a four-nil victory in the friendly against Slovakia.

Earlier that day leaving LAX Airport, the boys appeared excited about their trip to see dad, with ten-year-old Brooklyn demonstrating his hip-hop dance moves to the waiting photographers.

His brother Cruz, four, instead appeared ready for a nap, carrying a stuffed toy turtle-shaped pillow with him onto the plane.

Let's Dance: Brooklyn shows off his moves as he spots the cameras

Nap time: Cruz, four, carries a tortoise shaped teddy nearly bigger than himself as he arrives for the flight