Soccer Aid LIVE: England take on World XI in annual charity match at London Stadium

Tom Hiddleston during Soccer Aid for Unicef 2025
Tom Hiddleston during Soccer Aid for Unicef 2025 (UNICEF/Soccer Aid Productions/Stella Pictures)

World XI managers

It’s a two-pronged approach for the “visitors” to the London Stadium – both Clarence Seedorf and Usain Bolt are past scorers in this fixture. Heritage.

Usain Bolt (World XI)

Clarence Seedorf (World XI)

Usain Bolt manages the World XI alongside Clarence Seedorf
Usain Bolt manages the World XI alongside Clarence Seedorf (Getty)
Harry Latham-Coyle31 May 2026 17:35

Managing England…

It’s a managerial trio for England today in what looks like a chummy crew. Perhaps one for the FA to try after this summer’s shock group-stage exit.

Robbie Williams (England)

Harry Redknapp (England)

David Seaman (England)

Harry Redknapp is in part-charge of England
Harry Redknapp is in part-charge of England (PA Wire)
Harry Latham-Coyle31 May 2026 17:30

World XI team news

Also in action this evening are the World XI, several of which would also have been eligible for England. Fifa really need to clear up these qualification criteria.

World XI squad

Jordi Alba – Former Barcelona and Spain player

Leonardo Bonucci – Former Juventus and Italy player

Lukas Podolski – Former Arsenal and Germany player

Michael Essien – Former Chelsea and Ghana player

Dimitar Berbatov – Former Manchester United and Bulgarian player

Nemanja Matic – Former Manchester United and Serbia player

Ali Krieger – Two-time World Cup winner with United States’ Women

Behzinga – YouTuber and member of the Sidemen

Dermot Kennedy – Singer

Edwin van der Sar – Former Manchester United and Netherlands player

Maisie Adam – Comedian

Jen Beattie – Former Arsenal and Scotland player

Nicky Byrne – Singer (Westlife)

Nitro – Former Team GB sprinter and Gladiators star

Chris O’Dowd – Actor and comedian

Simon Neil – Singer (Biffy Clyro)

Richard Gadd – Actor and comedian

Nikolaj Coster Waldau – Actor

Harry Aikines-Aryeetey – Former Commonwealth athlete and Gladiators star

Molly McCann – Former UFC fighter

TBJZL – YouTuber and member of the Sidemen.

Frankie Dettori – Former champion horse racing jockey

Jordi Alba is part of the World XI at Soccer Aid
Jordi Alba is part of the World XI at Soccer Aid (Getty)
Harry Latham-Coyle31 May 2026 17:20

Who is playing in Soccer Aid? The England squad

It’s another merry band of footballers and celebrities representing England this year, all in the name of a good cause:

Wayne Rooney – Former Manchester United and England player

Jermain Defoe – Former Tottenham and England player

Jill Scott – Former Manchester City and England player

Jack Wilshere – Former Arsenal and England player

Shaun Wright-Phillips – Former Manchester City and England player

Tom Hiddleston – Actor

Paddy McGuinness – Comedian and presenter

Owen Cooper – Actor

Danny Dyer – Actor and TV personality

Damson Idris – Actor

Theo Walcott – Former Arsenal and England player

Angry Ginge – YouTuber

Chloe Burrows – Former Love Island star and radio host

Jack Whitehall – Comedian

Jordan North – Radio presenter and podcaster

Sam Thompson – Reality TV star and podcaster

Olly Murs – Singer

Steph Houghton – Former Manchester City, Arsenal and England player

Toni Duggan – Former Manchester City and England player

Joe Marler – Former England rugby player

Joe Hart – Former Manchester City and England goalkeeper

GK Barry – Influencer and podcaster

Alex Brooker – Comedian

Wayne Rooney is in action for England
Wayne Rooney is in action for England (PA Wire)
Harry Latham-Coyle31 May 2026 17:10

20 years of Soccer Aid

Yes, it’s the 20th anniversary of the launch of this fixture, still popular among celebrities and (seemingly) fans. About £121m has been raised for Unicef over the years – some effort.

David Seaman is one of the managers this year at Soccer Aid
David Seaman is one of the managers this year at Soccer Aid (Getty)
Harry Latham-Coyle31 May 2026 17:00

Soccer Aid LIVE

A fixture in the footballing and charitable calendars, Soccer Aid returns with another band of celebrities ready to take to the London Stadium in the name of raising money and not embarrasing themselves in a sporting sense. 20 years on from the first edition, England face a World XI (sort of) from 6.30pm BST.

Soccer Aid is back
Soccer Aid is back (AFP/Getty)
Michael Jones31 May 2026 11:27
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