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Two videos from last night’s Soccer Aid 2010 match have now been added to the Video Gallery.

The first video is of the exciting penalty shoot out finale. When the final whistle blew, the match score was 2-2. To decide the winner each team gets to take 5 penalties. As both teams scored 4 out of the 5, it then came down to what is known as ‘Sudden Death’. Each team takes a penalty, and if only one team scores, then that team wins – they had 7 rounds of sudden death, one of which was taken by our very own Michael Sheen. The man of the match was however Woody Harrelson, who managed to score his penalty right after Paddy McGuiness missed his for England.

The second video is a recap of Woody’s final penalty, and the medal and trophy presentation for the winning team The Rest Of The World, and their captain, Michael Sheen.

The re-match is set for 2012.

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Digital Spy met up with the two team captains prior to the big Soccer Aid 2010 match on Sunday 6th June.  Robbie Williams will captain the England team, and Michael Sheen will be captain of the Rest Of The World.

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Here is a short video of Michael showing his support for the Coleg Sir Gar’s (one of the largest further education colleges in Wales) performing arts and media students.

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Tonight on ITV1, Dermot O’Leary hosted a short introduction to the people that will be forming the two teams playing at Manchester’s Old Trafford stadium for the Soccer Aid 2010 match England vs The Rest Of The World.

We have added this featurette to our Video Gallery. Please click on the thumbnail below.

A small video clip of Michael Sheen at the celebrity soccer match at Britweek2010 has been added to the Video Gallery.

The clip is a piece on ex-footballer Vinnie Jones, who used to captain the Welsh team, but there is a small clip of Michael included.

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Michael Sheen is to direct and appear in a play in his hometown of Port Talbot for the National Theatre Wales, along with members of the community.

He spoke to BBC Wales’ Matt Murray about how local people can help with the play and why it means so much to him to take part.

He also revealed how a conversation at a bus stop in Baglan, Port Talbot, when he was young had a massive impact on him.

For more information visit nationaltheatrewales.org/whatson/performancentw13

The video has been added to our Video Gallery. Please click on the thumbnail below.