The Game4Ukraine was held on Saturday, raising money for the country which remains at war with Russia after last year’s invasion, with World Cup winners and Premier League legends facing each other
The Game4Ukraine was held on Saturday evening, bringing together World Cup winners, record signings and Premier League legends to raise money for Ukraine.
The Eastern European country was invaded by Russia last year, with Saturday’s game raising money to rebuild schools destroyed by Russian bombs and missiles. Mark Noble opened the scoring for Oleksandr Zinchenko’s Team Yellow, before Clarence Seedorf fired in a stunning equaliser for Team Blue.
A wonderful team move saw Team Yellow retake the lead, with Jack Wilshere setting up Darijo Srna to fire past Dida, before William Gallas powered in a late equaliser from close range. Here, Mirror Football takes a look at five things you might have missed as the trophy was shared.
For several years in the 2000s, Jens Lehmann and Petr Cech were two of the best keepers in the Premier League. They clearly have lost little of their talent given their performances at Stamford Bridge.