Last chance to get your Soccer Aid tickets - prices start from just £10
It's your last chance to grab tickets for the world's biggest charity football match, with prices starting from just £10.
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Soccer Aid 2023: Date, tickets, how to watch on TV and teams
Manchester's Old Trafford will once again be home to Soccer Aid as the star-studded football match returns this spring.
Alessia Russo and fellow England Lionesses star Keira Walsh pick up prizes at Women’s Football Awards
Manchester United forward Alessia Russo was named Player of the Year at the inaugural Women’s Football Awards, with her fellow England star Keira Walsh named International Player of the Year. Russo and Walsh were key figures in England winning Euro 2022, with the former scoring four goals and the latter being named in the team of the tournament.
Women’s football has the power to define culture for a generation of teenage girls
I’ll be honest. I don’t think the Lionesses matter that much to my friends. I’m not sure that women’s football matters that much to them, either.
Tom Grennan reminisces on Old Trafford childhood dream as he joins Soccer Aid line-up for third consecutive year
Soccer Aid is returning to Manchester this year with a fantastic line-up of famous faces. Among the celebrities taking to the pitch at Manchester United's Old Trafford on Sunday, June 11 is Tom Grennan.
Jill Scott, Usain Bolt, Sir Mo Farah and Gary Neville set for Soccer Aid
The world's biggest charity football match, featuring top celebrities and football legends, returns to Manchester this summer to raise millions for children's charity UNICEF.
Lewes Women call for equal FA Cup prize money to end ‘shocking’ disparity
Players from the Women’s Championship club Lewes have written an open letter calling for equal FA Cup prize money before their quarter-final against Manchester United.
Karen Carney says review of women’s football will ‘leave no stone unturned’
Karen Carney says her government-commissioned review of women’s football will focus on building the game up from its foundations, as she announced Ian Wright, Hope Powell and the head of the NFL in Europe, Brett Gosper, as part of an expert panel offering guidance.