Pop star Robbie Williams says the celebrity-crammed Soccer Aid charity match he co-founded has raised £60 million since 2006, and it's about to return at London Stadium.
Track and field great Usain Bolt is one of the superstars taking part in 2022, marking a return for the Jamaican sprint sensation to the site of his spectacular 2012 Olympic Games, when his feats included setting a games record as he surged to gold in the 100m final.
Singer Liam Payne — formerly in One Direction — is among the new faces taking to the turf at the home of Premier League side West Ham.
From Arsene Wenger and Andriy Shevchenko to Alex Scott and David Seaman, there's also a stellar cast of top former footballers taking part. Here's the line-up and more.
When is Soccer Aid 2022?
Soccer aid takes place at London Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Sunday, June 12, 2022.
The game has previously been held at Wembley Stadium, Chelsea's Stamford Bridge, Manchester City's Etihad Stadium and Old Trafford, home of Manchester United.
What time does Soccer Aid 2022 start?
The match kicks off at 7:30 p.m. BST (12:30 p.m. ET / 4.30 a.m. AEST on June 13) and is expected to feature a performance by chart-topper Williams at halftime.
England will be taking on a World XI in the game, both teams having won the title five times each so far.
What TV channel is Soccer Aid 2022 on?
ITV and STV are showing the action for free, and the coverage, which begins an hour before kickoff, can be streamed on the ITV Hub.
Familiar faces Maya Jama and Dermot O'Leary are among the presenters, with ex-Arsenal defender and popular broadcaster Scott to be one of the pitchside reporters.
Home dressing room advantage on the line! 👀 England vs World XI...
— Soccer Aid (@socceraid) June 11, 2022
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Who's playing in Soccer Aid 2022?
The UNICEF fundraiser in front of an expected crowd of 60,000 people will feature a glittering set of players and management teams.
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England
| Player | Team | Profession |
| Liam Payne | England | Chart-topping singer-songwriter |
| Tom Grennan | England | Spotify hit-maker |
| Chunkz | England | YouTube star |
| Gary Neville | England | England legend |
| Jamie Carragher | England | Liverpool legend |
| Fara Williams | England | England caps record holder |
| Joe Cole | England | Triple Premier League winner |
| Alex Brooker | England | Broadcaster and comedian |
| Damian Lewis | England | Actor |
| Aitch | England | Best-selling rapper |
| Mo Farah | England | Olympic gold medallist |
| David Harewood | England | Actor |
| David James | England | Former England goalkeeper |
| Mark Noble | England | West Ham legend |
| Teddy Sheringham | England | Ex-England, Spurs, Man United |
| Russell Howard | England | Comedian |
| Mark Wright | England | TV star |
| Eni Aluko | England | LAFC director, ex-England star |
| Anita Asante | England | Former England defender |
| Stewart Downing | England | Ex-Liverpool, West Ham winger |
| Harry Redknapp (management) | England | Ex-Premier League manager |
| David Seaman (management) | England | Arsenal, England great |
| Emma Hayes (management) | England | Chelsea manager |
| Vicky McClure | England | Actor |
Soccer Aid World XI FC
| Player | Team | Profession |
| Usain Bolt | World XI | Eight-time Olympic champion |
| Martin Compston | World XI | Actor |
| Mo Gilligan | World XI | Comedian and presenter |
| Chelcee Grimes | World XI | Footballer and singer-songwriter |
| Patrice Evra | World XI | Five-time Premier League winner |
| Carli Lloyd | World XI | Twice a World Cup winner |
| Noah Beck | World XI | Social media star/footballer |
| Lee Mack | World XI | Comedian |
| Munya Chawawa | World XI | Comedian |
| Steven Bartlett | World XI | Businessman |
| Kem Cetinay | World XI | Presenter and TV star |
| Andriy Shevchenko | World XI | Ukraine legend |
| Cafu | World XI | Two-time World Cup winner |
| Petr Cech | World XI | Ex-Chelsea keeper |
| Roberto Carlos | World XI | Former Brazil star |
| Mark Strong | World XI | Actor |
| Tom Stoltman | World XI | World's Strongest Man |
| Andrea Pirlo | World XI | Italy, Juventus, Milan great |
| Heather O'Reilly | World XI | Former USWNT star |
| Dimitar Berbatov | World XI | Ex-Man United striker |
| Arsene Wenger (management) | World XI | Arsenal managerial great |
| Robbie Keane (management) | World XI | Republic of Ireland legend |