LEE MACK scored the winning penalty as the World XI beat England on penalties.
World’s Strongest Man and proud Scot Tom Stoltman was a penalty hero in goal as England fluffed their lines in the shootout.
Love Island’s Kem scored a one-on-one equaliser after Tom Brennan fired the Three Lions XI ahead just after half time.
Chunkz brought down Patrice Evra to give Noah Beck a golden opportunity to score, before Beck returned the favour to foul Chunkz, with Mark Wright slotting home the equaliser.
Charity fundraiser Soccer Aid is returning to the capital to raise money for a fantastic cause – Unicef.
Thought of in 2006 by iconic song-writer Robbie Williams, a combination of ex-professional footballers and celebrities make up an England side and likewise for a Rest of the World XI team.
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The Rest of the World XI have won their sixth Soccer Aid trophy.
Usain Bolt and Andriy Shevchenko hold the trophy aloft.
Lee Mack’s winning penalty has made it happen.
Credit: Getty England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI (1-4 on penalties)
Lee Mack from Southport, apparently no longer part of England’s borders has scored the winner against his home nation.
You can see the delight on his face as he comes back to haunt the country of his birth.
The visitors run off into the corner celebrating.
England XI 1-4 Rest of the World XI
Goal – Lee Mack (Rest of the World XI)
England XI 1-3 Rest of the World XI
Goal – Mark Wright (England XI)
England XI 0-3 Rest of the World XI
Goal – Kem Cetinay (Rest of the World XI)
England XI 0-2 Rest of the World XI
Miss – Russell Howard (England XI)
England XI 0-2 Rest of the World XI
Goal – Martin Compton (Rest of the World XI)
England XI 0-1 Rest of the World XI
Miss – Tom Grennan (England XI)
England XI 0-1 Rest of the World XI
Goal – Noah Beck (Rest of the World XI)
FT: England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
Mark Clattenburg brings the game to a close.
It looks as though tonight’s game will be decided by penalties.
A great end for the fans to see.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
88. Mark Wright gets into the box and looks to drag the ball back before being dragged to the ground.
The referee decides that it was a fair challenge and no third penalty is to be given.
Tom Grennan seems as though he is going to be awarded a well-earned ‘Player of the Match’ award.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
86. Will we get to see a wining goal here.
There are some tired players out there now.
One mistake could lead to the goal that wins it.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
84. Not good news for Russell Howard.
He seems to have an ankle injury and is finding ‘stand up’ a real difficulty right now.
We may see the re-introduction of Mo Farah.
Credit: Getty England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
82. Tom Grennan is down as he looks for treatment.
Seeing Arsene Wenger on the touchline with Idris Elba is a joy to behold.
How many Arsenal fans have pondered Luther as Wenger’s assistant??
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
80. Noble takes a corner for England.
The ball is cleared and Kem Cetinay fouls Stewart Downing.
We are into the final ten minutes, the next goal should win it.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
78. Aluko is making a difference since she came on.
Whenever she has the ball she is positive and driving forward.
She has a good range of passing and is creating dangerous situations.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
76. Lee Mack, born in Southport, comes on for the Rest of the World XI.
At some point it seems Southport has been sold to another continent.
Its residents now qualifying for ‘Rest of the World’ status.
England XI 2-2 Rest of the World XI
74. Aitch comes on for Mo Farah to a huge ovation.
The Rest of the World XI are trying to turn the screw now and find that winner.
England clear and knock it long towards Grennan.
Patrice Evra manages to beat him to it and cut out the pass.
Credit: Rex
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
