Soccer Aid for UNICEF is the world's biggest celebrity charity football match, bringing the nation together to help protect play for every child.
Created by Robbie Williams in 2006, Soccer Aid for UNICEF harnesses the power of football and entertainment to raise vital funds for UNICEF's work supporting children around the world to grow up safe, healthy and able to play.
Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott host the pre-match build-up before presenting live coverage of the charity match, which takes place at London Stadium. Legends of the game such as Wayne Rooney, Jordi Alba, Jill Scott and Dimitar Berbatov will play alongside celebrities including Usain Bolt, Olly Murs, Tom Hiddlestone, Robbie Williams and Owen Cooper.
England v Soccer Aid World XI (Kick-off 7.30pm). Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott host the pre-match build-up before presenting live coverage of the charity match from Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United. This year's star-studded line-up includes Tyson Fury, Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville, Vicki McClure, Mo Farah, Harry Redknapp, Tom Grennan, Denise Lewis, Jill Scott, Nadia Nadim and many more famous faces playing in aid of Unicef.
Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024 will take place on Sunday 9 June at Stamford Bridge, London with England taking on the Soccer Aid World XI FC in the world's biggest celebrity football match.Watch international sporting legends come together with top celebrities to battle it out on the pitch this summer. Returning fan favourites Usain Bolt, Jill Scott, Tommy Fury, Robbie Williams and others will be joined by exciting new signings including Eden Hazard, Stuart Broad and Sam Thompson as Soccer Aid returns to London for 2024.
England v Soccer Aid World XI (Kick-off 7.30pm). Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott present live coverage of the pre-match build-up and all the action from this year's charity fixture, which takes place at Old Trafford. An England team of celebrities and footballing legends headed up by coach Stormzy and including Tom Hiddleston, Danny Dyer and Jill Scott go head-to-head with a team featuring Usain Bolt, Lee Mack and Patrice Evra in aid of leading children's charity UNICEF. Featuring a half-time performance from Tom Grennan.
Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott present live coverage of the charity fixture, which takes place at London Stadium. England's team includes Liam Payne, Damian Lewis, Chunkz, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, while their opponents feature Usain Bolt, Martin Compston, Mo Gilligan and Patrice Evra. The England side are managed by Harry Redknapp, David Seaman and Emma Hayes, while the World XI are coached by Arsene Wenger and Robbie Keane. There is also a special half-time performance by Robbie Williams.
Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott present coverage of the pro-celebrity match from Etihad Stadium. The England team is managed by Sven Goran-Eriksson, Micah Richards and David Seaman, while distinguished ex-pros such as Wayne Rooney, Paul Scholes, Jamie Redknapp and Fara Williams are in the line-up alongside celebrities such as Olly Murs and Paddy McGuinness. Their opponents are guided by Harry Redknapp, Judy Murray and Robbie Keane, and a star-studded line-up features the likes of Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos and Patrice Evra, as well as legendary sprinter Usain Bolt.
Live from Old Trafford, Dermot O'Leary and Kirsty Gallacher host the pre-match build up and all the action from the biggest celebrity football match of the year - Soccer Aid for Unicef 2020.
Olympic hero Usain Bolt and global popstar Robbie Williams go head-to-head for the eagerly anticipated Soccer Aid for Unicef match, as part of a new look charity campaign for Unicef UK and ITV. Usain's Soccer Aid World XI go up against Robbie's England with competing teams made up of A-list stars and footballing legends set to walk out onto the Theatre of Dreams pitch this summer to take part in a game like no other.
Dermot O'Leary and Kirsty Gallacher host the pre-match build up and live coverage of 2016's big Soccer Aid match from Old Trafford. Robbie Williams' England team of celebrities and footballing greats take on Michael Sheen's Rest of the World, all in aid of leading children's charity UNICEF. This year's England side is managed by Jose Mourinho, while the Rest of the World squad is managed by Claudio Ranieri, boss of Premier League champions Leicester City. Famous faces in the England squad include Jamie Theakston, Olly Murs, Mark Wright, Marvin Humes, Paddy McGuinness, Ben Shephard, Danny Jones, Jack Whitehall, Jonathan Wilkes and John Bishop. The Rest of the World squad features Gordon Ramsay, Nicky Byrne, Shayne Ward, Matthew Morrison, Sergio Pizzorno, AP McCoy and Rickie Haywood-Williams.