Patrice Evra slammed by fans for 'diving' to win penalty against Chunkz at Soccer Aid

Marca. After brandishing a second yellow card, the 63-year-old was understood to have been aggressively confronted by the incensed recipient.Amaya was then set upon by the player in question, along with his team-mates and several supporters.

Patrice Evra has bravely spoken about the 'nightmare' sexual abuse he suffered as a child. The 41 year-old former Manchester United and France captain says he was attacked by a teacher when he was 13.

Liam Payne warms up for Unicef’s Soccer Aid 2022 event at London Stadium on Sunday (June 12) in London, England.

FORMER EastEnders star Shaun Williamson left fans of the Chase gobsmacked after his appearance this weekend. Impressed viewers have begged ITV bosses to let the actor join the panel of Chasers on the quiz show.

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Robbie Williams debuted a new hairstyle on Sunday as he performed during half time of the celebrity charity event Soccer Aid.  The singer, 48, dressed to impress in a bedazzled double denim ensemble in the London Stadium.  The hitmaker rocked his graying tresses slicked back in a mullet style as he took to the stage to perform his hit Angels at the star studded event.

Soccer Aid viewers were left in hysterics after four-time Olympic gold medal holder Mo Farah chased down a pitch invader and removed the young fan from the pitch.With the game level at 2-2 and World XI preparing to take a corner, the camera cut to the 39-year-old carrying a pitch invader off the pitch, over the barriers and into the hands of the stewards. Those watching the match obviously saw the hilarious nature of the incident, trying to outrun the 10,000-metre runner.One fan laughed: “Get Mo Farah at any game with pitch invaders.

Soccer Aid. The Samba hero turned out alongside a host of other former elite level players and celebrities for the World XI against England clash at the London Stadium on Sunday night.

Jamie Carragher took the mickey out of Gary Neville just hours before lining up alongside him at Soccer Aid.The Sky Sports colleagues were named in the England backline as they took on a World XI at the London Stadium. And not long before the teams were announced, Carragher aimed a cheeky dig in Neville's direction as he met Cafu and Roberto Carlos.Liverpool legend Carragher posted a picture with the two Brazil heroes on Twitter, along with the caption: "Everybody grows up & wants to be @Oficial_RC3 @officialcafu." The carefully-worded tweet was a cheeky reference to something Carragher said about Neville during an appearance on Monday Night Football in 2013.

Rio Ferdinand couldn't contain his laughter as Patrice Evra cleaned out Mo Farah at Soccer Aid. Evra won five Premier League titles, three League Cups and the Champions League during his nine seasons Manchester United.

Arsene Wenger should be sacked as World XI manager at Soccer Aid for playing Dimitar Berbatov in central defence. The former Manchester United replaced Brazilian legend Roberto Carlos in the first half.

England for the game, which raises money for UNICEF. The Three Lions were a goal down heading into the closing stages of the first-half, after Chunkz had given away a penalty, which Noah Beck stepped up to score.But he redeemed himself late in the first period when he brought down Mark Wright's cross before being fouled by Beck.

Dermot O’Leary had an eventful start to his coverage of Soccer Aid on Sunday night as the presenter found himself ambushed by a group of celebrity football players live on air. As the annual UNICEF fundraiser switched from Old Trafford to the London Stadium, Dermot was joined by former England international and Strictly star Alex Scott who be his presenting partner for the charity event.

Jamie Carragher couldn't resist throwing a jibe at Gary Neville ahead of Soccer Aid.

This year’s line-up includes Scotland’s Strongest Man, Tom Stoltman, as well as actor Damian LewisRunning since 2006, Soccer Aid is an annual charity event that has raised over £38 million for UNICEF UK so far, fundraising money via ticket sales and donations from the public. It was first begun by Robbie Williams and involves a charity football match played by celebrity volunteers. This year will mark the 11th charity match, which will focus on the crisis in Ukraine and specifically the 7.

Soccer Aid is back for another year with two teams of celebs and football legends taking to the pitch in the name of charity.

Soccer Aid is back and two teams full of famous faces and celebrities will once again take to the pitch to raise money for charity.

There's another newbie taking to the pitch this year as Soccer Aid returns for its 11th run. The charity football match, which airs live on ITV on Sunday, will feature comedian Munya Chawawa.

The actor said he was playing in last year’s match when he had a brief interaction with Wayne. He added he also bumped into his other football heroes and longtime idols, such as José Mourinho. Martin said: “It’s dream stuff, playing with heroes like Mo Farah and Usain Bolt. “I sat in the box next to José Mourinho once and he talked serious tactics with me. “There was one point in last year’s match when Wayne Rooney was running at me: he is absolutely mammoth, so intimidating. “It’s fantasy land, to be on the pitch with those guys.” Speaking to Radio Times about the event, he went on to gush over his passion for football. Martin said that he played football professionally before going into acting. The star admitted playing football was “all I did”. He explained he and his friends would go to school and play matches before then going on to train every night. The actor explained his whole life “revolved around” the sport. He furthered that he became aware of his limitations and understood he had a more practical chance at pursuing acting. However, Martin doesn’t ever miss a chance to play when he can. The former footballer said he still plays in as many charity games as he can. He even explained he had a Celtic-themed bar in his house after brewers Tennent’s gave him a tap. Martin is best known for playing anti-corruption unit detective inspector Steve Arnott in BBC Drama Line of Duty. He spoke to the publication about the potential future for the show. The Scottish actor said that he is “delighted” that fans are still interested in more Line of Duty episodes after “all that time”. He spoke of director Jed Mercurio, adding that if he is able to develop more storylines, the cast will work with him to accomplish it. In

Soccer Aid lineup as they prepare to face the Rest of the World XI on Sunday evening.Mark Noble is the biggest addition to the side, just weeks after he called the curtain on his playing career. However, the former West Ham man has been snubbed of the captaincy in favour of former One Direction member Liam Payne.Noble is joined by fellow Premier League legends Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville, and David James.

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