World XI Beats England 5-4, Raises £15m for UNICEF at Soccer Aid 2025

The 2025 Soccer Aid charity match at Old Trafford saw the World XI stage a remarkable comeback to defeat England 5-4, raising over £15 million for UNICEF. England took an early lead with Wayne Rooney scoring the fastest goal in Soccer Aid history and Jermain Defoe adding two goals to become the tournament's all-time top scorer. However, Carlos Tevez inspired the World XI by scoring four goals, turning the match around and setting up Big Zuu for the late winning goal. The match featured a mix of celebrities and former football stars, including YouTuber Angry Ginge, who was named player of the match for his strong defensive display and a crucial goal-saving move against Rivaldo. The event combined entertainment with competitive spirit, highlighting the unity and passion behind Soccer Aid's mission to support children globally through UNICEF. Social media buzzed with praise for Angry Ginge, with fans joking about him joining Manchester United amid their poor Premier League season.