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The YouTube charity match between Beta Squad and AMP had to be abandoned after fans stormed onto the pitch towards the end of the game.<br/><br/>With the two teams level at 6-6 at Selhurst Park, penalties were looming.<br/><br/>However, the game had to be called off as hundreds of fans entered the pitch.<br/><br/>The referee instructed players to leave the pitch, with stewards unable to bring a halt to the swarm of fans. <br/><br/>The scenes marked a sorry end to what had been an entertaining game. <br/><br/>Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge had made a surprise appearance in the game.<br/><br/>The 34-year-old had an inviting opportunity to score but he was unable to find the net.<br/><br/>Sturridge made up for his miss, though, as the ex-England international eventually managed to score.<br/><br/>A mystery professional footballer stole the show as he scored a superb solo goal.<br/><br/>The Premier League player wore a black and red mask to hide his identity and found the net twice, although he also scored an own goal.<br/><br/>Proceeds from the game went to The Water Project, which provides clean water to villages across Sub-Saharan Africa.
The YouTube charity match between Beta Squad and AMP had to be abandoned after fans stormed onto the pitch towards the end of the game.<br/><br/>With the two teams level at 6-6 at Selhurst Park, penalties were looming.<br/><br/>However, the game had to be called off as hundreds of fans entered the pitch.<br/><br/>The referee instructed players to leave the pitch, with stewards unable to bring a halt to the swarm of fans. <br/><br/>The scenes marked a sorry end to what had been an entertaining game. <br/><br/>Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge had made a surprise appearance in the game.<br/><br/>The 34-year-old had an inviting opportunity to score but he was unable to find the net.<br/><br/>Sturridge made up for his miss, though, as the ex-England international eventually managed to score.<br/><br/>A mystery professional footballer stole the show as he scored a superb solo goal.<br/><br/>The Premier League player wore a black and red mask to hide his identity and found the net twice, although he also scored an own goal.<br/><br/>Proceeds from the game went to The Water Project, which provides clean water to villages across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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