Soccer Aid LIVE: Result and most recent response as Kem Cetinay helps World XI past England at Etihad Stadium

 The Rest of the World XI beat England 3-0 in the Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2021 foundation match at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium. 

Britain were overseen by previous public group manager Sven-Goran Eriksson and captained by Wayne Rooney, with Harry Redknapp assisting take with charging of the World XI.

The two groups - which incorporated a blend of VIPs and other well known names, for example, Olympic top dog runner Usain Bolt - took the knee before start off, acclaimed by the Etihad Stadium swarm. 

In the tenth moment, World XI skipper Bolt was pulled back by previous Manchester United safeguard Gary Neville on the edge of the container, surrendering a free-kick which Dutchman Clarence Seedorf shook against the crossbar. 

Britain undermined with long-range endeavors from freestyler Harriet Pavlou before unscripted tv star Mark Wright, who had a spell with Crawley last season, terminated over. 

Bolt shot into the side netting in the wake of being played in one-on-one against England goalkeeper David James, while at the opposite end vocalist lyricist James Bay was additionally askew in the wake of being chosen by Shaun Wright-Phillips. 

The subsequent half saw big names go in objective, with moderator Ore Oduba sent on for the World XI while Joel Dommett, host of The Masked Singer TV show, subbed for England, with Paddy McGuinness out harmed and Roman Kemp inaccessible after a positive Covid test 

Moderator Stephen Mulhern was then presented as England's 'Covered Winger', however - still in his massive outfit - was before long shown a yellow card for rattling into Darren Fletcher.

Jamie Carragher sent Rooney clear late on, however England's unequaled record scorer blasted over. 

Jokester Lee Mack botched two great opportunities before ultimately tapping home a third for the World XI in the last moment. 

Following the match, it was reported the occasion had raised a record £13,014,769, the most in the 10-year history of Soccer Aid.