Soccer Aid 2020: England lose ANOTHER penalty shootout as World XI win charity match with Chunkz and Lee Mack missing

ENGLAND suffered penalty shootout woe for the second Soccer Aid in a row, as World XI won the 2020 title at Old Trafford.

Comedian Lee Mack and YouTuber Chunkz missed from the spot in the charity match after a 1-1 draw on Sunday night, raising a record-breaking £11.5million for Unicef.

For the second consecutive year, World XI won Soccer Aid

The team celebrated after winning a penalty shootout

England forward and YouTuber Chunkz missed the crucial penalty at Old Trafford

At one point, the chances of a ball hitting the net all night seemed pretty slim.

The brightest moment of a quiet first-half saw Chelsea captain, leader and legend John Terry take matters into his own hands.

Bombing forward to get on the end of a rapid counter-attack, the 39-year-old produced a centre-back’s finish that headed straight for the corner flag.

Down the other end, old Blues pal Michael Essien launched a trademark piledriver that flashed wide of David James’ post.

The second-half cut back on the 2005-06 Premier League Years vibe to introduce a dazzling of star power.

But that also meant a sense of jeopardy as celebs Alfie Allen and Ore Oduba took over the goalkeepers’ gloves.

There was no joy for Games Of Thrones star Allen, however, after Robbie Keane’s opener.

The Tottenham and Ireland legend curled a delightful effort in off the post from 18 yards to give World XI the lead.

Olly Murs of England takes a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter campaign ahead of kick off

Danny Jones of McFly also took a knee ahead of the game

Yung Filly heads straight to YouTube pal Chunkz to celebrate his England goal

Jeremy Lynch congratulates Robbie Keane on his Old Trafford strike

Michael Essien guards the ball from Gareth Barry and Olly Murs

Wayne Rooney was one interested spectator in Manchester

Then it was the turn of the popstars.

Dermot Kennedy drove a powerful effort towards the far-post that would have made it 2-0, but for a goalline clearance.

Straight up the other end, James Bay provided a sweet cross for Yung Filly to calmly roll home.

The YouTube star’s fairytale moment was completed by a joyous celebration with best mate and fellow online sensation Chunkz, whose big chance was still to come despite being subbed off.

Chances came and went for both sides but, with 90 minutes on the clock, Mark Clattenburg’s whistle meant, yet again, Soccer Aid was going to penalties.

DJ Locksmith missed for World XI before England’s Lee Mack fluffed his lines.

Coaches Harry Redknapp and Bradley Walsh keep an eye on their stars

Paddy McGuinness turned out for England on Sunday night

With the shootout tied at 3-3, Love Island’s Kem Cetinay put World XI ahead.

That left the sudden death penalty to Chunkz, whose sidefoot finish beat Oduba all ends up but flashed inches wide of the post.

The surreal feel to the night was rounded off with the victors not actually realising they had won until clocking Oduba’s celebrations – before Locksmith triumphantly lifted the shield.