- Joe Weller opened the scoring from the penalty spot after a handball
- But he was then flipped onto his back by Logan Paul in a hilarious suplex
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Logan Paul performed a comical wrestling move celebration after a goal in the Sidemen Charity Match in front of a sold-out crowd at Wembley.
KSI and his YouTube group put on a show in front of a 90,000-strong audience on Saturday afternoon as they took on their opponents, the YouTube Allstars.
A host of huge names took part in the sixth edition of the event, including IShowSpeed, Angry Ginge, Mr Beast and Kai Cenat, and tickets are believed to have sold out in just three hours after being put on sale last year.
But it was Paul, now a professional wrestler and boxer, who made the early waves after Sidemen FC took the lead from the spot on six minutes.
Joe Weller’s shot struck Angry Ginge’s hand and after watching a replay on the big screen, referee Mark Clattenburg awarded a spot-kick.
Weller then dusted himself down to convert but was hilariously pinned by Paul after being flipped down to the ground in a suplex during the wild celebrations.
Logan Paul performed a hilarious wrestling celebration during the Sidemen Charity Match
Paul suplexed his team-mate Joe Weller and sent him crashing down to the turf on his back
Weller was then pinned and counted out in wild scenes in front of a sold-out Wembley crowd
Weller, a YouTube personality who boasts over 5.3million subscribers, delivered Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic suiii celebration after finding the back of the net.
But, in a bizarre twist, he then found himself flipped onto his back before crashing down hard on the turf, leading his team-mates to raise their hands to their heads.
He scored his second of the game before half-time with no less than eight goals exchanged during an enthralling opening 45 minutes in the capital.
The Sidemen boasted an impressive record of four wins from their last five games coming into the much-anticipated showdown at Wembley.
The game supports Children In Need, M7 Education and Brightside and raised £2.4million for good causes after the game at London Stadium in 2023.
IShowSpeed was named the captain for the YouTube Allstars and was delivered the news by none other than Arsenal legend Thierry Henry while live on CBS.
‘My football career, I’m still a developing player so my game hasn’t really steadily been upclining,’ Speed admitted during the Champions League coverage.
But Henry then dropped the surprise bombshell, declaring: ‘Before you feel like that, you’ve been chosen as the captain of the team. That’s the present that they gave me to give you. Are you gonna stop or are you gonna play now that you’re the captain?’
Speed was quick to accept the role and replied: ‘Wait, the captain of the YouTube Allstars? Come on, put me on, man. I’m in, man, come on!’
