Jose Mourinho stars as goalkeeper in Game4Grenfell charity match (Photos)
— Game4Grenfell: Jose Mourinho’s team lost 5-3 on penalties in the match
Manchester United boss, Jose Mourinho has shown off his rarely-seen skills on the pitch by starring in a charity football match for people affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
Speaking after the game, Mourinho joked that he had chosen to play as a goalkeeper so he didn’t “have to run so much”.
Asked whether he enjoyed playing the role of the day’s “pantomime villain”, he said he wanted to bring “something fun and different” to the charity match.

The Manchester United boss came on as a sub goalkeeper in the Game4Grenfell match between two teams of celebrities and ex-players at QPR’s Loftus Road.

His team lost 5-3 on penalties in the match, in which multiple Olympic gold medallist Sir Mo Farah scored a goal.
At least 80 people died in the tower block blaze in west London on 14 June.
At least 80 people died in the tower block blaze in west London on 14 June.
Celebrities including actor Damian Lewis,Olly Murs and Wretch 32 featured in the game which saw two teams managed by Les Ferdinand and Alan Shearer battle it out at the stadium, just a mile from the tower block in North Kensington.

All ticket money went to the Evening Standard’s fund for those affected by the tragedy, although 2,000 complimentary tickets were given to survivors, their families, volunteers who helped in the aftermath of the blaze and the emergency services.
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