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    Soccer Aid 2024 LIVE RESULT: England THRASH World XI to end their six-year wait for charity match win – latest reaction

    SOCCER AID has concluded for another year – and what a thriller it was at Stamford Bridge.Former Chelsea star Joe Cole put the Three Lions in front early on before Eden Hazard’s stunning free-kick made it 1-1.Alessandro Del Piero gave World XI the lead for the first time in the game after great work from Usain Bolt in the build-up.Ellen White got the equaliser for England to make it 2-2 after superb feet from Cole in the build-up.Minutes after the restart, Steven Bartlett’s excellent finish put the Three Lions back in front before Jermaine Defoe doubled his side’s lead for 4-2.In the build-up to the Three Lions’ fourth goal, Bolt suffered a nasty injury that required a stretcher.Billy Wingrove converted a penalty for World XI to make it 5-3, but Theo Walcott’s late lob secured England their first Soccer Aid win since 2018.
    Match result: England 6-3 World XI
    England XI: James, Dyer, Cahill, Broad, Quek, Grennan, Wilshere, Scott, Thompson, Cole, White
    World XI: Cech, Compston, Kemp, Evra, Scanlan, Essien, Hamraoui, Mack, Del Piero, Hazard, Bolt
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    Follow ALL the action from Soccer Aid 2024 with our live blog below…Danny Dyer “locked up” Eden Hazard

    Copy linkCopiedUsain Bolt stretchered off
    Olympic legend and the fastest man to ever grace the planet Usain Bolt was sadly carried off of the pitch on a stretcher last night, which allowed Jermaine Defoe to waltz through on goal and score for England.

    Copy linkCopiedEden Hazard got his moment
    What a moment for Eden Hazard.
    The fans queued up to see him, and boy did he deliver.
    His free-kick to level the scoring at 1-0 down was what he would have dreamed about on his return to Stamford Bridge.
    He dazzled throughout the night with his trickery, quick feet, and those neat little flicks that Chelsea fans loved so much during his time in this very stadium.
    Eden Hazard rolled back the years for the World XICredit: Getty
    The brilliant Belgian is a Chelsea legendCredit: Getty
    Copy linkCopiedDiary of a CAM
    Steven Bartlett made the Central Attacking Midfield role his own tonight.
    Clearly a man of many talents, he scored a brace for England.
    What a player.
    Steven Bartlett’s real show, Diary of a CEO is one of the most popular in the world.Credit: X – @paddypower
    Copy linkCopiedThe trophy lift
    This is the moment England lifted the Soccer Aid trophy for the first time in SIX years.
    What a moment.
    England lift the Soccer Aid trophy at long last, what a momentCredit: Rex
    Copy linkCopiedINCREDIBLE total amount raised
    An incredible event, Soccer Aid for Unicef.
    It is now time to reveal how much money we have raised all together for this fantastic charity.
    Robbie Williams is getting ready to announce it now.
    BOOM.
    £106,022,392
    Just to be clear that is just over one-hundred and six MILLION pounds raised by Soccer Aid in total.
    Incredible.
    Don’t forget you can still donate HERE to add to that total.
    Copy linkCopiedPlayer of the Match
    What a show, Soccer Aid for Unicef take a bow.
    There were so many stars on display, but one of them shone brighter than anyone else.
    DANNY DYER!Kidding, although he was incredible.
    Steven Bartlett was England’s hero tonight, with a brace that almost became a hat-trick at the death.
    He was absolutely sublime, and looked like a hell of a player.
    Honourable mentions must go to Tom Grennan and Stuart Broad, who were absolutely brilliant too.
    Steven Bartlett was like prime Stephen El Shaarawy rocking the number 92 on the left wingCredit: Getty
    Copy linkCopiedFULL TIME: England 6-3 World XI
    IT HAS FINALLY COME HOME!
    The referee blows the final whistle, and England have BEATEN the World XI for the first time in six years.
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    86. So close to a hat-trick for Steven Bartlett!
    The Diary of a CEO host looked destined to make it three at Stamford Bridge but is denied brilliantly by Tony Bellew in goal, who has been quietly decent since replacing Petr Cech.
    Copy linkCopiedGOALLLLLL! England 6-3 World XI
    IT’S THEO WALCOTT WITH A GORGEOUS GOAL!
    He told SunSport ‘It’s coming home’ and it certainly looks that way now!The ball is played over the top to Walcott, who confidently lifts it over the top of the onrushing Tony Bellew and into the back of the net!
    Theo has still got it!
    Copy linkCopiedEngland 5-3 World XI
    80. Karen Carney is driving through bodies with the ball here, but is bought to a stop by Eden Hazard.
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    78. Lovely feet from Eden Hazard on the left hand side, who plays the ball into the oh-so-technical Billy Wingrove.
    He lays the ball of into the feet of the not-so-technical Jason Manford.
    Who blasts the ball out of play.
    Only at Soccer Aid, class.
    Copy linkCopiedGOALLLLL! England 5-3 World XI
    76. Billy Wingrove dispatches the penalty with some absolute swaz.
    He runs to the corner after doing Heung Min-Son’s celebration and SIUUUUUU rings around the Stamford Bridge crowd.
    Copy linkCopiedPENALTY! England 5-2 World XI
    75. There is a penalty here for the World XI, as Patrice Evra is bought down inside the box.
    Copy linkCopiedGOALLLLL! England 5-2 World XI
    IT’S FIVE! IT’S STEVEN BARTLETT AGAIN!
    Tony Bellew is played into trouble by Jason Manford, and Steven Bartlett’s grind mentality pays off as he relentlessly charges him down and the goalkeepers attempted clearance goes straight in!
    Copy linkCopiedEngland 4-2 World XI
    70. So close for Theo Walcott, who is denied a free-kick goal by a goal line Michael Essien clearance.
    England get a corner, which is whipped in by Ashley Cole, but to no avail.
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    68. Back underway at Stamford Bridge after that brief stoppage, and there is instantly a chance for Steven Bartlett, who takes a great touch and is bearing down on goal.
    He looks destined to secure a fifth for England, but Tony Bellew makes a great safe with his feet.
    Copy linkCopiedHuge Concern for Usain Bolt: England 4-2 World XI
    Horrible scenes here at Stamford Bridge as Usain Bolt is getting a lot of attention from the medical team after hitting the deck in the build up to that Defoe goal.
    He is going to be carried off on a stretcher here.
    We sincerely hope he is okay, as he is given a standing ovation by the fans, who he claps off the field.
    What a man, legend.
    Copy linkCopiedGOALLLLLL! England 4-2 World XI
    JERMAINE DEFOE ADDS A FOURTH!
    Huge concern for Usain Bolt, who pulls up with what looks like a serious hamstring injury.
    He goes down, which allows Defoe to stroll through before beating his man and slotting past Tony Bellew with ease.
    Composure personified, Jermaine Defoe.
    Copy linkCopiedEngland 3-2 World XI
    63. Tion Wayne (Mmm mmm) is coming on to replace Diamond for the World XI.
    Copy linkCopiedEngland 3-2 World XI
    62. Ashley Cole picks up the ball in the middle of the park, but is crunched by Patrice Evra.
    The ball finds it’s way out to Jermaine Defoe, who sets up Tom Grennan, but his curling effort is into the hands of Tony Bellew.
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    60. Almost, almost vintage Eden Hazard there.
    He cuts in on his right foot and strikes a shot towards the far post, but it goes narrowly wide.
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    57. Jermaine Defoe strikes the free-kick well but Tony Bellew stands firm and catches him out!
    Billy Wingrove comes on in replacement of Roman Kemp.
    Hope you’re ready for some swaz tekkers from the Wing-meister.
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    55. Free kick on the edge of the box for England as Michael Essien brings down Steven Bartlett in a promising position.
    This is a similar spot to where Eden Hazard curled an effort home earlier on this evening.
    Copy linkCopiedGOALLLLL! England 3-2 World XI
    STEVEN BARTLETT GIVES ENGLAND THE LEAD!
    Jermaine Defoe does absolutely brilliantly to pass the ball through to Steven Bartlett who passes it past Tony Bellew in net!
    Can’t wait to tune into Diary of a Goalscorer after that.
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    Usain Bolt reveals he’s RUPTURED ACHILLES after being carried off on stretcher as Soccer Aid turns into injury nightmare

    USAIN BOLT has revealed he has ruptured his Achilles after he suffered a horror injury at Stamford Bridge.The world’s fastest man was carried off on a stretcher after starring for the World XI against England at Soccer Aid – which raises more than £100million for Unicef this year.Usain Bolt shared this sad injury update after the matchBolt was carried off on a stretcher after an injury at Soccer AidThere was a delay as Bolt received treatment for the mystery injuryBolt went to ground after seemingly getting his boot stuck in the turfBolt was injured trying to tackle Jermain DefoeJamaican Bolt, 37, was playing at centre-back having started the game up front.When Jermain Defoe went dribbling past team-mates, Bolt attempted to put a foot in.The sprint king – wearing his record-breaking 9.58 on his back – appeared to roll his ankle or get his foot stuck into the turf and immediately went to ground.It allowed Defoe a clear path at goal, with the former England striker smashing the ball past Tony Bellew to make it 4-2.Read More on Soccer AIdAs the England players were celebrating, Bolt stayed on the ground.He eventually needed medical attention and was quickly carried off on a stretcher, with his leg wrapped in a splint.Bolt was able to applaud supporters inside Stamford Bridge as he was carried off the pitch and away down the tunnel.Taking to social media after the game, Bolt said he had ruptured his Achilles as he posted a photo with his right leg in a moon boot and holding a pair of crutches.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSUsain Bolt was captain of the World XI side at Soccer Aid and provided an assist for Alessandro Del PieroCredit: PABolt started the game as a striker and had a couple of good chances to scoreCredit: Getty – ContributorHe wrote: “Ruptured Achilles but done know we a warrior.”Bolt had earlier provided a wonderful assist for Alessandro Del Piero to make it 2-2.He used an excellent dummy to get free of Stuart Broad, before rolling the path into the Juventus legend to smash home.Joe Cole scores opening goal at Soccer Aid 2024He probably should have scored at least one goal, firing a couple of efforts wide in the first half before Paddy McGuinness somehow saved a close-range shot early in the second half.England eventually went on to win Soccer Aid – ending a five-match losing streak.The Three Lions had not won since 2018, when they needed a penalty shootout to win.PLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament.
    But this year, Frank Lampard and Harry Redknapp’s side dominated, eventually running out 6-3 winners.Dragon Steven Bartlett put in a star showing, scoring two from the bench including one immediately after entering the fray.READ MORE SUN STORIESFormer England internationals Joe Cole, Defoe, Theo Walcott and Ellen White also scored.For the World XI, Eden Hazard scored a super free-kick on his return to Stamford Bridge, while Billy Wingrove added a penalty to that Del Piero goal. More

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    Soccer Aid fans convinced Tommy Fury ‘has never watched football’ after boxer’s awkward blunder live on ITV

    INCREDULOUS viewers piled in with low blows on Tommy Fury after the boxer’s “absolutely mad” throw-in blunder at Soccer Aid.The former Love Islander bowled the ball in UNDER-ARM after coming on as sub for the Rest of the World XI in England’s 6-3 win.Boxing cruiserweight Tommy Fury was rated a lightweight when it comes to the rules of footballCredit: PASome fans even reckoned Tyson Fury’s younger brother had “never watched football”.Tommy, 25, held the ball above his head on the sideline as he assessed where to throw it during the huge charity match at Stamford Bridge.But he suddenly moved to below his waist and rolled it in.The ball was quickly hurled back for a team-mate to take the throw properly.Most read in FootballBut as sharp as that action was, it wasn’t fast enough to stop the ring conqueror of YouTube brothers Jake Paul and KSI being KO’d by fans.One posted: “Tommy Fury has just actually done an underarm throw in.. absolutely mad that he doesn’t know the rules of football.”Loads more viewers pointed out his mishap.And observations included: “Look at the state of this…” “I don’t know why he keeps getting invited back” and “What is he doing, I’m crying”.Most read in FootballSoccer Aid line-up 2024FANS can’t wait for Soccer Aid to kick off on Sunday, June 9, 2024.

    EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSYet some supporters reckon the unbeaten cruiserweight made his standing WORSE worse with his very next action.Presented with a cross-shot opportunity on the corner of the box, Fury spectacularly air-kicked.Joe Cole scores opening goal at Soccer Aid 2024It was so bad it was almost good – as he missed the ball by so much with such an extravagant swing that it almost looked deliberate… almost!Watching scouts might have been… impressed.And coming as it did at Chelsea, one social media post joked: “Todd Boehly has just made a £60m bid for Tommy Fury. “PLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament. More

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    Danny Dyer ‘pocketed’ Eden Hazard with THREE tackles as EastEnders hardman marks Chelsea legend at Soccer Aid

    EDEN HAZARD tormented opposition defenders for YEARS at Stamford Bridge.But only at Soccer Aid would you see him struggling to find space against a former Eastenders hardman.Danny Dyer gave his all facing a legend of the gameCredit: GettyDanny Dyer got a huge hug off Frank Lampard after an inexplicably brilliant 30 minutes facing Eden HazardCredit: ReutersYes, you are reading that correct – Chelsea legend Eden Hazard inexplicably endured a tough 30 minutes against Danny Dyer.England managers Frank Lampard and Harry Redknapp decided that the 46-year-old Londoner was ready for a MAN MARKING job on the Belgian.Dyer left Hazard in no doubt that he would be in for a tough ride when he went in with a strong sliding tackle in the opening minutes.The West Ham supporter stuck to his task like a ragged dog and – in between deep breathers – followed the Belgian wizard around the left wing.Dyer put in two more strong challenges on Hazard, who looked shell shocked at what he was witnessing.(Let’s ignore Eden Hazard’s ridiculous free-kick and Dyer being out of postion for an Alessandro Del Piero goal).Dyer was withdrawn after 30 minutes to rapturous applause from the Stamford Bridge crowd.Most read in FootballOne fan wrote: “Danny Dyer locking up Eden Hazard , think the debate is settled.”Hazard dictated things during a fine first 45Another added: “Danny Dyer pocketing Hazard here, masterclass.”And one said: “Danny Dyer tackling Eden Hazard feels like a fever dream.”Finally, one fan wrote: “Who needs [Jarrad] Branthwaite when you’ve got Danny Dyer. Man f***ing mountain.”Earlier this week, another Chelsea legend, Gary Cahill, revealed that Danny Dyer had the potential to be the shock star.He said: “Danny Dyer yesterday played centre-half next to me, he looked really really good, really good – it looks like he’s come back with some new fitness.”Although Dyer didn’t get back on the pitch after his cameo he did come away with a winners’ medal as England beat the World XI 6-3.Dragons Den presenter Steven Bartlett scored twice, with Theo Walcott, Joe Cole, Jermain Defoe and Ellen White also on the scoresheet.READ MORE SUN STORIESHazard, Alessandro Del Piero and Billy Wingrove scored for the World XI.Dyer tried his best to stick like glue to HazardCredit: GettyPLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament. More

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    Watch bizarre moment Soccer Aid ball arrives via JET PACK as stunned fans say ‘I need that asap’

    SOCCER AID pushes the ante every year and 2024 was no different – with the match ball arriving in a TOTALLY novel way.Moments before kick off a loud roar echoed around Stamford Bridge with bright lights heading out of one of the tunnels.The Soccer Aid match ball arrived via JET PACKCredit: RexFans were LOVING the bizarre prelude to the charity clashCredit: ReutersThen suddenly a man was flying a JET PACK round the Stamford Bridge pitch as Soccer Aid fans inside the ground cheered and hollered.It wasn’t exactly clear what the pilot was doing when he first appeared, until it was revealed he was holding a ball round his waist.He then steered expertly round the turf and into the centre circle, dropping the match ball on the spot.Fans were left amazed and confused in equal measure at the stunt and left some remembering when a ball at Euro 2020 was inexplicably delivered by a remote-controlled car.One said: “I need a jet pack in my life.”Another added: “In one breath soccer aid asking everyone to donate as much as they can.”In the next breath a man with a jet pack is flying round Stamford Bridge with the match ball.Most read in Football”Make it make sense haha.”It is hoped millions will be raised for charity from the football extravaganzaCredit: RexAt Euro 2020 the match ball arrived on a remote control car as part of a sponsorship dealCredit: ReutersAnother fan said: “I need that jet pack suit he’s flying about in asap. I’d be using it at work when I’m about to leave.”Another positive comment read: “I’ve seen it all now A guy flying a jet pack bringing the ball out for a football match.”But some fans were not so positive: We are raising money for charity yeah? How the f*** much money does a jet pack cost??”England ended a five-year losing streak to beat the World XI and take home the Soccer Aid trophy.Steven Bartlett scored twice, the Dragon making an instant impact for the Three Lions – former England internationals Joe Cole, Jermain Defoe, Theo Walcott and Ellen White also scored for the home side.In reply, Eden Hazard scored a brilliant free-kick on his return to Stamford Bridge, while Alessandro Del Piero and Billy Wingrove also scored for the World XI.PLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament. More

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    Chelsea fans furious at Stamford Bridge pitch and ‘expect to see sandcastles built’ during Soccer Aid

    CHELSEA fans lambasted the state of the Stamford Bridge pitch being used for Soccer Aid.Fans noticed the bumpy turf while Alex Scott and TV presenter Dermot O’Leary were talking ahead of Soccer Aid’s 7:30 kick-off.Chelsea fans have hit out about the state of the Stamford Bridge pitchAfter Alex Scott and Dermot O’Leary presented in front of the brown turfA host of English celebrities and former footballers hope to avoid a sixth consecutive defeat to the World XI.And it was delight at the final whistle as the side managed by Frank Lampard and Robbie Williams triumphed 6-3.However, England’s hopes weren’t made any easier by the state of the pitch.Fans voiced their disgust after seeing Chelsea’s disfigured Stamford Bridge pitch.read more football newsThe turf seems to be dehydrated, with brown and yellow patches appearing to cover at least half of the grass.One fuming fan wrote: “That Stamford bridge pitch looks horrendous, expecting to see a sandcastles being built somewhere.”Another added: “Chelsea must be planting spuds on that pitch so they’ve something to lift in May”A third chimed in: “Look at the state of that Stamford Bridge pitch!Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSWhile a fourth declared: “I’ve seen better local parks than that Stamford Bridge pitch. Embarrassing.Another said: “State of the pitch at Stamford Bridge, surely they could have played somewhere better.”Soccer Aid in chaos as star suffers injury hours before celebrity football matchStamford Bridge last hosted the annual charity footie match in 2019.But normally Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium is the preferred destination of organisers.The Theatre of Dreams has played host to Soccer Aid for eight out of the 13 different editions.Soccer Aid line-up 2024FANS can’t wait for Soccer Aid to kick off on Sunday, June 9, 2024.
    Eden Hazard standing on the poor pitchCredit: Rex More

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    Alex Scott shows off stunning new look in glamorous white dress for Soccer Aid on ITV

    ALEX SCOTT set white-hot standards at Soccer Aid – with a dazzling new look.The presenter wore a long sleeveless white dress as she whipped up the atmosphere for the England XI’s 6-3 win over the Rest of the World. Alex Scott strode out to another great reception from fansCredit: GettyAlex’s hair made a big impression on viewersDermot O’Leary co-presented at Soccer AidCredit: RexThe ex-Arsenal defender was a winner even before the action startedAlex went behind the scenes at Stamford BridgeBut it was the latest style for her flowing locks that most caught the eye at Stamford Bridge.The ex-Lionesses defender topped off a shimmering appearance with her curly hair tied behind but still reaching her waist.Large silver-coloured ear-rings topped off Alex’s look.”So beautiful,” said one fan, with “lovely” and “gorgeous” other verdicts.READ MORE TOP STORIESLast year 39-year-old Alex opted for a red latex YSL dress valued at around £1,500.And her latest outfit was just as popular with viewers, albeit for different reasons.In fact, the two dresses were just as contrasting as the weather.Alex stayed cool in 2023 amid temperatures pushing 30 degrees.Most read in FootballShe took centre stage both pitch-side and away from spectatorsAlex popped into the dressing room where Petr Cech and Tony Bellew prepared to share goalkeeping dutiesPLAY DREAM TEAM EUROS NOW!The best fantasy football game for this summer’s tournament.

    This year it was cloudier and far cooler as Alex appeared alongside co-presenter Dermot O’Leary Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate’s England squad for Euro 2024 have agreed to donate some of their match fees for Soccer Aid.The pros and celebrities arrive for Soccer Aid 2024 Soccer Aid line-up 2024FANS can’t wait for Soccer Aid to kick off on Sunday, June 9, 2024.

    Three Lions’ skipper Harry Kane posted: “Good luck everyone!”As always, Soccer Aid sees an England XI take on a Rest of the World team, who this year are managed by Mauricio Pochettino just weeks after Chelsea sacked him.The “home” side are being bossed by Frank Lampard, Harry Redknapp, Vicky McClure and Robbie Williams.Lampard said: “Playing in front of a sold-out crowd at Stamford Bridge is special – for any player, on any occasion. I’m excited to be doing that again – this time with Soccer Aid for Unicef.”Managing the Soccer Aid England team with Harry will be a proud moment and great fun – but the main focus is rightly on the millions of pounds we can all raise together.”A glimpse into the life of Alex Scott…Scott wore this outfit at the 2023 Soccer AidCredit: RexShe is a presenter on Football Focus and The One ShowAlex made 148 appearances for Arsenal Women – but since quitting playing has appeared in magazines including AttitudeCredit: Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards and Attitude magazine – on sale nowThe former right-back won 140 England Women’s capsCredit: Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards and Attitude magazine – on sale nowScott began dating singer Jess Glynne in 2023Credit: RexThe 39-year-old was spotted sharing a kiss with Jess as the couple went public with their romanceCredit: PAScott loves to dress up and went to town on Halloween with this incredible outfitCredit: GettyShe also dressed up as a scary clown on October 31Credit: Instagram @alexscott2Scott was awarded an MBE in 2017Credit: PA More

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    England stars give up match fees in classy gesture before jetting off to Euro 2024

    ENGLAND players have agreed to donate their match fees to Soccer Aid in a classy gesture ahead of Euro 2024Gareth Southgate and his squad will fly out to Germany on Monday ahead of their first group stage match against Serbia.England captain Harry Kane was among that pledged to donateCredit: GettyAhead of he tournament, England players have collectively agreed to donate their match fees to Soccer Aid in a classy gesture.It comes just hours before the annual charity match, which sees former players and celebrities join forces, at Stamford Bridge.The news was confirmed by the PFA, who posted on X: “The England men’s squad are pleased to announce they will be making a donation from their match fees towards Soccer Aid for Unicef. Good luck to everyone taking part!”England captain Harry Kane responded to the post with: “Good luck everyone!”read more on soccer aidThis is not the first time England stars have pledged money to Soccer Aid.Players made a private donation just under six-figures to Soccer Aid in 2022 when the game was held at the London Stadium.Three Lions captain Harry Kane and fellow senior member of the squad Harry Maguire have led the initiative from inside the England camp.Soccer Aid will see an England team made up of ex-professional footballers and celebrities take on a Rest of World team.Most read in SportEngland’s opponents are captained by former Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt. BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSJill Scott will wear the armband for England, with Frank Lampard and Harry Redknapp acting as joint managers.The likes of Stuart Broad, Danny Dyer, Eddie Hearn, Tom Grennan and Paddy McGuinness are among the celebrity names who will represent England at Soccer Aid this year. Soccer Aid in chaos as star suffers injury hours before celebrity football matchThey will be joined by a host of former professionals including Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott, Gary Cahill and Jermain Defoe.Meanwhile, other big names such as Tommy Fury, Martin Compston, Jason Manford and Roman Kemp are in the Rest of World squad.They are joined by a star-studded group of former players which includes Eden Hazard, Roberto Carlos, and John Obi Mikel.Meanwhile, England lost to World XI for the fifth consecutive time last year after an inspired performance from former Love Island star Kem Cetinay. More