Soccer Aid 2010 - Bradley Walsh Penalty

The Rest of the World team beat England after penalties; Woody Harrelson scored the winner in a nail-biting 7-6 shoot-out.

Bradley Walsh scores his penalty in front of the 65,000 fans and celebrates his goal and 50th birthday with a unique goal celebration.

Soccer Aid began in 2006 as the brainwave of UNICEF Ambassador Robbie Williams. Broadcast live on ITV1, the football match features two teams of celebrities and football legends: England v The Rest of the World.

This year's players included celebrities such as Mike Myers and Woody Harrelson, and football legends Zinedine Zidane and Ryan Giggs.

Soccer Aid aims to raise money for UNICEF's crucial work helping to put it right for the world's most vulnerable children. Throughout the match coverage, viewers saw short films by UNICEF Ambassadors detailing how the money raised will benefit children around the world.

Previous Soccer Aid events in 2006 and 2008 have helped to improve the lives of more than one million children. So far, Soccer Aid 2010 has received OVER £2 MILLION worth of pledges.

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