02:02 , 15 ноября, 2015

Команда Бекхэма и Гиггза на «Олд Траффорд» обыграла команду Роналдиньо и Фигу (фото)

На стадионе «Олд Траффорд» 14-го ноября состоялся благотворительный матч между «Сборной Англии и Ирландии» и «Сборной мира». Матч был организован фондом бывшего капитана сборной Англии и «Манчестер Юнайтед» Дэвида Бекхэма, а все вырученные средства будут направлены на помощь нуждающимся детям, пишет BBC.

«Сборная Англии и Ирландии» выиграла со счетом 3:1. Дубль на свой счет записал Майкл Оуэн, один раз отличился Пол Скоулз. В составе «Сборной мира» отличился Дуайт Йорк.

По ходу матча вместо Дэвида Бекхэма на поле вышел его сын Бруклин Бекхэм.

Наставником «Сборной Англии и Ирландии» был Алекс Фергюсон, а «Сборную мира» возглавлял Карло Анчелотти.

Стартовый состав «Сборной Англии и Ирландии»: Джеймс, Каррагер, Терри, Кэмпбелл, Ф. Невилл, Бекхэм, Батт, Флетчер, Гиггз, Скоулз, Крауч.

Запасные: Симен, Э. Коул, Синклер, Макаллистер, Смит, Оуэн.

Стартовый состав «Сборной мира»: Ван дер Сар, Кафу, Коуту, Сильвестр, Фигу, Зеедорф, Пирес, Пак, Роналдиньо, Клюйверт, Сульшер.

Запасные: Ван дер Гоув, Йерро, Донован, Йорк.

Фото - Daily Mail

Phil Neville, David Beckham, goalscorer Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Peter Crouch (left-right) celebrate after their side's opening goal
It was a Class of '92 reunion on the pitch at Old Trafford as Great Britain & Ireland players celebrated Scholes' (second right) early goal
Scholes (second left) rises above the challenge of former Portugal centre back Fernando Couto to head in the opening goal of the game
Mikael Silvestre (left) turns away in disappointment after his former United team-mate Scholes (centre) put away Beckham's cross
There was a father-son moment in the second half as David (right) made way for his son Brookyln (centre), who impressed on the wing
Michael Owen (centre) rolled back the years, scoring twice off the bench to secure the win for Ferguson's Great Britain & Ireland
Owen raises his arms above his head in celebration after scoring his first goal to give GB the lead... he went on to grab a second late on
Dwight Yorke (right) celebrates with his Rest of the World team-mates after rolling back the years with a goal at Old Trafford on Saturday
Ferguson with Beckham who pulled on his old No 7 shirt as he graced the Old Trafford pitch one again
Great Britain and Ireland manager Sir Alex Ferguson receives applause from the crowd as he returned to Old Trafford
When he temporarily came off in the latter stages of the match, Beckham (left) shook hands with his former manager Ferguson
Beckham (centre) poses for pictures with his children Cruz (left), Romeo (right) and Harper (bottom) during his return to Old Trafford
Harper (bottom middle) hides her face from the cameras as the Beckham's line up in their UNICEF shirts ahead of the big match
Butt (right) was reported to have torn his Achilles after a poor challenge by former Manchester United team-mate Dwight Yorke
John Terry (centre) missed a gilt-edged chance to double Great Britain & Ireland's lead in the first half, blazing over from six yards out
Terry (centre) charges into a challenge with Rest of the World goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar (bottom), but spirits were high throughout
Crouch (left) attempts to flick the ball over 45-year-old goalkeeper Van der Sar, but the former United man is equal to the effort
Liverpool legend and Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher (centre) bundles Yorke off the ball during a successful afternoon for UNICEF
Sir Alex Ferguson (left) returned to the Old Trafford dugout for the first time since his retirement in 2013, alongside Carlo Ancelotti
Luis Figo (right) breaks away from the challenge of one of United's all-time greats Ryan Giggs, who wowed the Old Trafford crowd
Popular singer Rita Ora took to the pitch to entertain the 75,000 capacity crowd at Old Trafford during the half-time break

Beckham (left) and Figo (right) meet in the centre circle with first-half referee Pierluigi Collina for the coin toss ahead of the match
Former England captain Terry (left), who was the pantomime villain of the day, shares a laugh with Brazil legend Ronaldinho
World Cup and Champions League winner Ronaldinho, who lined up for Ancelotti's Rest of the World team, was in a jovial mood
16-year-old Beckham Jnr, who came on as a late substitute for his famous father, takes on Ji-sung Park down the right-hand side
The players lined up before the match for a minute's silence in memory of those killed in Friday's terror attacks in the city of Paris
The players looked solemn, with most closing their eyes to observe a minute of silence ahead of the charity match at Old Trafford

Giggs (left) and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, both having moved onto coaching careers after playing under Ferguson, speak before the game
Ronaldinho was another of the star names who flew over to England to play in Beckham's UNICEF 'Match for Children' at Old Trafford
Beckham received warm applause from the Old Trafford crowd, which included home-made banners welcoming him home
Superstar Beckham smiles as he warms up in Manchester United red for the first time since leaving the club for Real Madrid in 2003
It has been 12 years since Beckham left Manchester United, but he returned to find a red shirt in the dressing room once more
Figo, who took over captaincy duties from Zinedine Zidane on Saturday, was greeted by a programme and his shirt upon arrival
Ronaldinho, Robert Pires, Cafu and Figo (left-right), four parts of a very good five-a-side team, pose for a photograph pre-match

Beckham, and his son Brooklyn (seen right), leave the Lowry Hotel in Manchester to head to Old Trafford and prepare for the match