Man Utd fan Angry Ginge sends three-word message to Carlos Tevez after Soccer Aid incident
Angry Ginge took to social media following his clash with Carlos Tevez at Soccer Aid.
Manchester United fan Angry Ginge sent a message to Carlos Tevez following their clash at Soccer Aid 2025.
World XI came from behind to beat England in Sunday's Soccer Aid.
Big Zuu scored World XI's winner as they secured a famous 5-4 victory over England at Man United's Old Trafford.
Wayne Rooney and Toni Duggan had put England two-nil up before the break.
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Jermain Defoe added a third in the second-half as England were cruising.
But the introduction of Robbie Keane and, more importantly, Tevez completely changed World XI's fortunes.
Tevez, who played for Man United and Manchester City during his professional career, pulled one back before scoring another.
Defoe bagged his second goal of the night to make it 4-2, before Tevez completed his hat-trick. The Argentine then scored his fourth to draw level, with Big Zuu grabbing his team's winner.
Despite being on the losing end, Angry Ginge was named 'Man of the Match' for his performance at the back, which included a spectacular goal line clearance.
He was composed and assured at the heart of England's defence and formed a formidable partnership with Gary Neville in the first-half.
But the social media influencer failed to contain Tevez, who ran riot and inspired World XI's stunning victory.
Angry Ginge, however, smashed into the legendary forward, producing a crunching tackle and accomplished the dreams of every Man United fan considering the way Tevez's career panned out.
In doing so, Tevez left a bit on Angry Ginge, who revealed his wound following the match.
On his Instagram story, he uploaded an image of his leg that contained a nasty gash following his collision with Tevez, accompanied with the caption: "Cheers Tevez... Twat."
Angry Ginge and Tevez's beef aside, Soccer Aid once again delivered a massive amount of cash for UNICEF, with over £15 million raised.
Topics: Soccer Aid, Football, Carlos Tevez
Nasir Jabbar