Soccer Aid: Everything you need to know from line-up and when it kicks off
The annual event kicks off tonight at 7:30pm.
Soccer Aid kicks off this weekend and the iconic event sees several celebrities lace up their football boots to raise money for charity. Every year the star-studded football match takes place to raise funds for Unicef and this year many famous faces are doing their bit to raise the vital cash.
As well as actors, singers and comedians, football stars will also take to the pitch for another game as England goes head to head with the World XI. Soccer Aid has been running for over 20 years and has raised £100million overall, writes The Mirror.
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Sam Matterface and Love Island voice Iain Stirling will be commentating the match and here's all the details about Soccer Aid you need to know.
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There are many recognisable players and coaches in this year's Soccer Aid as several A-listers are getting involved. Some celebs will be on the pitch while others will be subs or acting as coaches for the team. Here's who you can expect to see.
England coaching team:
Article continues belowTyson Fury (Boxer) Harry Redknapp (Former football manager) Vicky McClure (Actor) David James (Former footballer Sam Thompson (TV star)England players:
Steven Bartlett (Entrepreneur) Alex Brooker (TV personality) Jermain Defoe (Former footballer) Toni Duggan (Former footballer) Sir Mo Farah (Former Olympian) Angry Ginge (YouTuber) Tom Grennan (Musician) Joe Hart (Former footballer) Steph Houghton (Former footballer) Aaron Lennon (Former footballer) Dame Denise Lewis (Olympic gold medallist) Paddy McGuinness (TV personality) Gary Neville (Former footballer) Sam Quek (Former Olympian) Wayne Rooney (Former footballer) Paul Scholes (Former footballer) Jill Scott (Former footballer) Louis Tomlinson (Musician)‌
World XI coaching team:
Peter Schmeichel (Former footballer)World XI players:
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Noah Beck (Actor) Tony Bellew (Boxer) Leonardo Bonucci (Former footballer) Tobi Brown (Sideman star) Martin Compston (Actor) Richard Gadd (Actor/comedian) Bryan Habana (Rugby) Dermot Kennedy (Musician and halftime performer) Harry Kewell (Former footballer) Kaylyn Kyle (Former footballer) Gorka Marquez (Strictly) Nadia Nadim (Footballer) Livi Sheldon (Diamond from Gladiators) Carlos Tevez (Former footballer) Edwin van der Sar (Former footballer) Nemanja Vidic (Former footballer) Billy Wingrove (Freestyle footballer) Big Zuu (Musician and TV personality)Soccer Aid airs on Sunday 15 June. Kick off is at 7:30pm but you will be able to tune in to watch pre-match content beforehand.
Coverage will start at 6pm which means you have an hour and a half of pre-match show. You can watch Soccer Aid 2025 live on ITV1 and ITVX will have you covered for a live stream on mobile devices.
Article continues belowSoccer Aid was launched in 2006 by former Take That singer Robbie Williams and Jonathan Wilkes. It initially took place every two years but is now an annual event.
Females were first allowed to play in the game in 2019 and it is the only mixed-sex match officially sanctioned by The Football Association. 2020 saw the event held behind closed doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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