Zinedine Zidane and son Enzo freestyle to devastating effect.... and the Real Madrid legend proves he's still got it

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Zinedine Zidane teamed up with his son Enzo in a freestyle football match
Father and son took on F2Freestylers Billy Wingrove and Jeremy Lynch
Zidane, who celebrated his 43rd birthday on Tuesday, showed silky skills
Enzo will be coached by his dad after being promoted to the Castilla team
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Published: 05:09 EST, 24 June 2015 | Updated: 07:43 EST, 24 June 2015

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As a Ballon d'Or and World Cup winner, Zinedine Zidane enjoyed a trophy-laden career before hanging up his boots in 2006.

Despite giving up the professional game nearly a decade ago, the Real Madrid legend hasn't lost his ability on the pitch as he teamed up with his son Enzo in a freestyle battle.

Zidane, who celebrated his 43rd birthday on Tuesday, provided a flashback of his elegant style when he combined with his eldest son.

Zinedine Zidane hasn't lost his ability as he teamed up with his son Enzo (yellow shorts) in a freestyle battle

The father and son duo took on F2Freestylers Billy Wingrove and Jeremy Lynch in a game of silky skills

Zidane provided a flashback of his elegant style as a player when he combined with his eldest son

The duo took on F2Freestylers Billy Wingrove and Jeremy Lynch and it was a game of silky skills as the opponents bamboozled each other with their quick feet.

Former Juventus star Zidane, who won the Champions League with the Serie A giants, was taking part in the game at The Adidas Base in Berlin.

Zidane is regarded as one of the finest footballers of his generation, scoring in a World Cup final victory and in the Champions League final victory.

He won various individual accolades too including the World Player of the Year award in 2002 and FIFA World Cup Golden Ball in 2006, the tournament where he closed the curtain on his career.

Zidane currently coaches Madrid's second team, Castilla, in one of Spain's four regional third-tier divisions.

Enzo Zidane masters father Zinedine's roulette trick

Zidane currently coaches Madrid's second team, Castilla, in one of Spain's four regional third-tier divisions

Enzo Zidane will be coached by his dad next season after being promoted to the Castilla team

Enzo will be coached by his dad next season after being promoted to the Castilla team, where Norway wonderkid Martin Odegaard played in the last campaign.

He was the star of the Real Madrid C team last season, scoring a number of wonder goals and he is also a Spain Under 19 international.

The 20-year-old, the eldest of Zidane's four children who all play for the club, resembles his father in playing style as a No 10.