Bolt pulls out Rashford's celebration after opening the scoring in Soccer Aid

Usain bolt bagged another Soccer Aid goal for the World XI as he opened the scoring on Sunday night and proceeded to do Marcus Rashford's celebration at the Englishman's ground.

Bolt was played through midway through the first half and made no mistake, coolly slotting past David James.

The Manchester United fan then made his way over to the corner flag and pointed to his head in a nod to Rashford.

Bolt's side would go on to win the game 4-2, marking the World Xi's fifth straight victory.

The game, which had raised over £14.6million for Unicef at the final whistle, opened up in the second half after both sides had replaced their professional goalkeepers with celebrities.

England scored twice within eight minutes of the restart to seize the lead.

Actor Asa Butterfield sliced a shot past mixed martial artist Leon Edwards and Paul Scholes rolled back the years from 20 yards to add another to his extensive Old Trafford goals catalogue.

Robbie Keane struck a superb quickfire double past Paddy McGuinness to put the World XI back in front.

TV presenter Kem Cetinay sealed matters 10 minutes from time as he became Soccer Aid's top scorer with five goals.