Wayne Rooney makes History of Football Assistance as a man United Legend, 39, the years runs back by scoring Edwin van der Sar on the Stretford End

Legend Wayne Rooney of Manchester United scored only four minutes for the SUNDAYS FIFT on Sunday in Soccer Aid in Old Trafford for the Stretford end.

Rooney, 39, who played for England against a rest of the world XI, shot home from 14 meters after former alternated teammate Edwin van der Sar had not collected a cross.

The goal set a new record as the earliest in the history of football help.

Football help, which was launched in 2006, sees former football stars share a field with celebrities in the name of collecting money for UNICEF.

Although it is the largest sporting event of their lives for many of the people involved, Rooney has been there and has often done it before – scoring 253 goals for United during his play career, plus 53 for England.

But the ex-England captain still looked very happy with himself after finding the net on Sunday.

Rooney thought it was just after just four minutes of play – the earliest goal in the history of football help

After he landed on the ground after shooting, Rooney was initially celebrated by lifting both hands in the air.

After being helped by the evil go and Bella Ramsey, he embraced many of his teammates before celebrating again with a fist and a big smile.

He then blew a kiss in the crowd.

Rooney was not the only former English international to be seen on Sunday.

Joe Hart, Gary Neville, Jack Wilshere, Michael Carrick and former Lionesses -star Jill Scott also started for the home team, dressed in a retro kit based on the UMBRO number at the 2002 World Cup.

In the meantime, the famous cohort of England Louis Tomlinson, Paddy McGuinness, Alex Brooker, Steven Bartlett, Mo Farah and Tom Grennan included.

Share on the other side of the Sar were Harry Kewell, Nemanja Vidic, Rivaldo, David Trezeguet and former boxer Tony Bellew.

Rivaldo came close to the first half of the first half when he hit a lobed attempt on the head of Hart, only to be refused by a flying goal line of YouTuber Angry.

Ex-England captain Rooney looked happy after his goal, grinning on the ground

Rooney was then helped by famous teammates Angry Wise and Bella Ramsey

England then went up 2-0 just before the break when former England, Everton, Man City and Barcelona winger Toni Duggan passed by Van der Sar, after a fine by Pass by Carrick.

More to follow.