Soccer Aid 2022: Usain Bolt's World XI beat England on penalties to win - in pictures

The game, which raised an estimated £15 million ($18.4m) for the charity, finished in a 2-2 draw in normal time at he London Stadium

Rest of the World XI players celebrate with the trophy after beating England in a penalty shoot-out in the Soccer Aid for Unicef match at The London Stadium, London. PA Wire

Tiktok star and Rest of the World XI's Noah Beck poses for photos after the Soccer Aid match. PA Wire

Lee Mack of Team World XI celebrates with teammates after scoring the winning penalty in a the penalty shoot-out against England. Getty Images

Rest of the World XI's Kem Cetinay takes a penalty in the shoot-out. PA Wire

Sir Mo Farah of Team England attempts to control the ball. Getty Images

Tom Stoltman of Team World XI attempts to punch the ball away. Getty Images

Sir Mo Farah of Team England carries a child pitch invader off the pitch. Getty Images

Stewart Downing of Team England controls the ball. Getty Images

Robbie Keane, manager of Team World XI, shoots past David Harewood of Team England. Getty Images

Damian Lewis of Team England reacts during the Soccer Aid for Unicef 2022 match. Getty Images

Tom Grennan of Team England celebrates after scoring their team's second goal. Getty Images

Tom Grennan scores Team England's second goal. Reuters

Chelcee Grimes of Team World XI controls the ball in front of Sir Mo Farah of Team England. Getty Images

Mark Noble of Team England is challenged by Noah Beck of Team World XI. Getty Images

Usain Bolt of Team World XI jumps for the ball. Getty Images

Rest of the World XI's Noah Beck scores their side's first goal of the game from the penalty spot. PA Wire

World XI's Patrice Evra in action with England's Tom Grennan. Reuters

A young boy in a toy car delivers the ball onto the pitch as World XI's Usain Bolt looks on before the match. Reuters

England lost a penalty shoot-out at the London Stadium as the World XI won Unicef’s Soccer Aid match for the fourth successive year.

The game, which raised an estimated £15 million ($18.4m) for the charity, finished in a 2-2 draw in normal time before a side captained by eight-time Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt prevailed 4-1 on spot-kicks.

Former Portland Pirates midfielder turned TikTok star Noah Beck put the World XI in front from the spot before television personality and former Crawley player Mark Wright’s penalty levelled things up and then singer Tom Grennan gave England the lead.

Television presenter and former Love Island star Kem Cetinay scored a late equaliser to take the match to a shoot out, with comedian Lee Mack scoring the winning penalty.