England's soccer team has regained the title in the 2026 Soccer Aid charity game, defeating the World XI in a thrilling match. The match saw several exciting moments, including a trademark Tim Cahill goal and a thumping effort from Michael Essien.

The $3.2 million difference

The match, which saw over 30 substitutions in the second half, ended with a score of 3-2 in favor of England. the victory marks a significant win for the English team, who have been working tirelessly to regain the title.

The match was a competitive and enjoyable encounter, with both teams showing great spirit and determination.. The victory marks a landmark night for Jermain Defoe, who scored two brilliant finishes, including a chip from 30 yards that left Chris O'Dowd grasping at air.

Defoe's chip seals the win

Defoe's second goal sealed the win for England, and he was swiftly subbed off for Shaun Wright-Philipps. The match was also notable for the introduction of new stars, inncluding Jack Whitehall, who replaced Danny Dyer in the second half.

The game was filled with excitement and drama, with several near-misses and close calls, but in the end, England emerged victorious, regaining the title in the 2026 Soccer Aid charity game.

Angry Ginge's solid performance

Angry Ginge was announced as the Player of the Match for his solid performance at the back alongside Joleon Lescott. The match saw several exciting moments, including a trademark Tim Cahill goal, a thumping effort from Michael Essien, and a brilliant save from Joe Marler.

The World XI put on pressure in the latter stages of the game, but England's defense held strong, securing the win and the title.