Robbie Keane ensures England's Soccer Aid hurt continues as World XI win for a fifth time in a row

England's years of Soccer Aid hurt continued on Sunday night as they lost 4-2 to the World XI but the only result that mattered was the nearly £15million (and rising) raised for Unicef.

Soccer Aid was back at Old Trafford for the first time in three years and the capacity crowd was treated to an entertaining affair full of goals, flicks, tricks and the occasional tasty tackle from pros and celebrities alike. It was a star-studded lineup with plenty of familiar faces as Manchester United legends Gary Neville, Paul Scholes and Patrice Evra lined up alongside fellow footballers Jack Wilshere, Gary Cahill, Hernan Crespo and Francesco Totti.

It was the Italian legend who ran the show as he rolled back the years with a typically elegant display he used to grace the Stadio Olimpico with during his storied career with Roma. Totti had been occupying the space between the lines and spreading stunning passes as though he was on a Sunday stroll and it was no surprise when he created the first goal.

Totti slipped in the world's fastest man Usain Bolt, who charged through on goal so quickly that poor Bugzy Malone injured his Achilles just trying to keep up. The Jamaican Olympian made no mistake as he slotted the ball between the legs of David James.

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The halftime switch to celebrity goalkeepers from professionals often sees the goals flow in the second 45 and it was no different this year as England quickly turned things around. Leon Edwards was left furious with himself after the UFC welterweight champion misjudged actor Asa Butterfield's cross-cum-shot and it sneaked into the net.

Then Scholes rolled back the years on the pitch he enjoyed so much success by