Soccer Aid teams: Who is playing for England and World XI?

Comedian Lee Mack scored a late third goal for the World XI in 2021 (Martin Rickett/PA)

Soccer Aid 2022 plays out tonight with some familiar faces and some new stars, as West Ham’s London Stadium hosts the showpiece for the first time.

The world’s biggest celebrity football match was set up by singer Robbie Williams in 2006 to raise money for Unicef. The Annual game sees an England team take on a World XI of former footballers, athletes, singers, actors, comedians and more.

Regular players include David Seaman, Jamie Redknapp, singer Olly Murs and TV presenter Ben Shephard. Former Holland midfielder Clarence Seedorf is Soccer Aid’s top scorer with four goals.

The two teams are currently tied on five wins each after 10 matches, played predominantly at Old Trafford but also at Stamford Bridge, Wembley, and the Etihad Stadium last year.

This year Williams will also be performing as part of a concert on the night.

The game will be played on Sunday 12 June at the London Stadium, with kick-off at 7.30pm.

The match will be broadcast live on ITV and will also be available to stream via the ITV Player.

Tickets can be bought via the Soccer Aid website, with adult tickets from £21.

Harry Redknapp, David Seaman, Vicky McClure and Emma Hayes will co-manage the England team against World XI’s Arsene Wenger, Idris Elba and Robbie Keane.

The England squad features Liam Payne, Tom Grennan, Chunkz, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Fara Williams, Joe Cole, Alex Brooker, Damian Lewis, Sir Mo Farah, Mark Wright, David Harewood, Teddy Sheringham, David James, Aitch, Mark Noble, Russell Howatd, Eni Aluko, Anita Asante and Stewart Downing.

The World XI squad features Usain Bolt, Martin Compston, Mo Gilligan, Chelcee Grimes, Patrice Evra,