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England 0 World XI 3: Love Island’s Kem Cetinay scores twice and Lee Mack breaks duck in dominant Soccer Aid win

, England 0 World XI 3: Love Island’s Kem Cetinay scores twice and Lee Mack breaks duck in dominant Soccer Aid win

KEM CETINAY bagged a brace as a star-studded World XI side triumphed over England in this year’s Soccer Aid. 

And Lee Mack finally got off the mark in front of a packed Etihad stadium helping his side seal a comfortable 3-0 win. 

Kem Cetinay scored twice to help his World XI side beat England at Soccer Aid
Lee Mack finally got off the mark scoring his first-ever Soccer Aid goal

More than £13million was raised from the charity fixture in aid of Unicef with teams featuring a mix of celebrities and sports icons including former Man United and City players. 

Shaun Wright-Phillips, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney and Lionesses legend Fara Williams were among the former Prem players representing England. 

And Patrice Evra and Nigel De Jong were among the stars on a World XI competing in Soccer Aid which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year.

Before the game, England saw two of their players pull out.

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TV presenter Ronan Kemp withdrew due to a positive coronavirus test and Top Gear’s Paddy McGuiness pulled out after suffering an injury. 

Many of the best moments of the clash occurred in the second half with all three goals netted during this period.

Former Love Island star Cetinay buried his first beating The Masked Singer Joel Dommett in goal. 

And Kem registered his brace in the 73rd minute before Lee Mack finally got his long-awaited Soccer Aid after missing dozens of opportunities in previous fixtures. 

, England 0 World XI 3: Love Island’s Kem Cetinay scores twice and Lee Mack breaks duck in dominant Soccer Aid win

Wayne Rooney was in action for England who were beaten 3-0 by their opponents at the Etihad

The TV star, who swapped teams to join the World XI squad, netted his first-ever goal in the annual charity match in the 89th minute. 

The climax of the match saw Robbie Williams reveal that a whopping £13,014,769 had been raised from this year’s match. 

 Celebs who played a part in the World XI include Olympic sprint hero Usain Bolt, popstar Chelcee Grimes and TV presenter Ore Oduba.

, England 0 World XI 3: Love Island’s Kem Cetinay scores twice and Lee Mack breaks duck in dominant Soccer Aid win

Olympic icon Usain Bolt was part of the triumphant World XI at this year’s Soccer Aid

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