England and World XI went head-to-head once more on Sunday night as Soccer Aid returned for the 11th year. Soccer Aid for UNICEF is the world's biggest celebrity football match, raising money to give kids the best possible start in life.
Since its creation in 2006, by singer Robbie Williams and his friend Jonathan Wilkes, Soccer Aid has raised more than £60 million for UNICEF, which helps to provide aid to children worldwide. The former Take That star returned for the star-studded event at the home of West Ham.
He remained off the pitch but performed his classic hit 'Angels' at half time as England went head-to-head with the World XI FC. At full time the score was 2-2 and for the sixth time in Soccer Aid history the World XI lifted the trophy after beating England 4-1 on penalties.
