Where is Soccer Aid 2023 taking place and which stadium?

The annual Soccer Aid charity football match returns on Sunday night.

Two teams consisting of former professional football players and famous faces will play each other to raise money for Unicef.

The match, which will see an England XI take on a World XI, will be televised live on ITV and is expected to be watched by millions.

It will also be seen live by tens of thousands of people watching the game from the stands in Manchester as this year's Soccer Aid is taking place at Old Trafford - the home of Manchester United.

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Old Trafford has a capacity of 74,310 - making it the second-largest football ground in England after Wembley.

It will be the eighth time that the game has taken place at the ground- with the match last taking place at the ground behind closed doors in 2020 during the COVID pandemic.

Last year's Soccer Aid was held at London Stadium and was won by the World XI on penalties after the match ended 2-2.

Soccer Aid has also previously been held at Wembley Stadium, Stamford Bridge and The Etihad Stadium.

Now in its 12th year, donations from Soccer Aid go to Unicef with money used to help give kids the best start in life. Since its creation in 2006, by singer Robbie Williams and entertainer Jonathan Wilkes, Soccer Aid has raised more than £60m.

Those turning out for England include Tom Hiddleston, Danny Dyer, Gary Neville, Gary Cahill, Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes, Jack Wilshere, Jermain Defoe, Eni Aluko, Karen Carney, Scarlette Douglas, Alex Brooker, Chunkz, Tom Grennan, Sir Mo Farah, Bugzy Malone, Joel Corry, Asa Butterfield, Liam Payne, David James as professional goalkeeper and Paddy McGuinness as celebrity goalkeeper.