Justin Bieber Surprises London Students With a Game of Soccer

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These London students got the surprise of a lifetime when the Biebs casually stopped by to play a little football.
It’s not every day Justin Bieber stops by a school to play soccer, so when the Biebs asked if he could play a game with the students, how could they say no?
October 12th started off as a normal day for the students of Highgate School in North London until Justin came along. The Biebs was driving around the city before his concert when he noticed a group of students playing soccer.
The PE teacher, Mario Noto, revealed to The Sun exactly how the whole thing went down. He said QUOTE, “Justin and his manager came over to speak with us – I recognized him straight away. They had been driving past and seen our lesson going on. They explained Justin was in town for his shows at the O2, that he enjoys football, and would love to join in. We thought this would be a great experience for the pupils. He was very down to earth and could have been another pupil, just enjoying himself, and spent about half an hour with us. He asked me to go in goal for a few penalties – and turned out to be pretty good.”
Naturally, the students were all very excited about playing with an international superstar. They took selfies with him, group photos, and even managed to capture a short video of Justin scoring a goal.
It’s safe to say that these students will never, EVER, forget the day Justin Bieber played soccer with them.
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