When is Soccer Aid 2022? Date, lineup, tickets, stadium, managers and how to watch this year’s UNICEF match

Soccer Aid returns this summer, with the annual star-studded charity football match heading back to London for the third time in 2022.

A record-breaking £13,014,76 was raised for UNICEF as a result of last year’s clash, which a dominant World XI won 3-0 at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium courtesy of goals from Love Island star Kem Cetinay and comedian Lee Mack.

The first batch of footballing greats and celebrities involved in this year’s game were officially confirmed on Tuesday morning, with the show set to be presented by Dermot O’Leary, Maya Jama and Lionesses legend Alex Scott.

There will also be a half-time musical performance from Soccer Aid founder Robbie Williams.

Here’s everything you need to know about Soccer Aid 2022...

When is Soccer Aid 2022?

This year, Soccer Aid is being held on Sunday, June 12.

Where is Soccer Aid 2022 being played?

After previous visits to Wembley and Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, the 2022 edition is taking place at London Stadium, home of West Ham.

Soccer Aid 2022 lineup

These are the players confirmed so far, with more announcements on the way.

Liam Payne will captain England, with Usain Bolt skippering the World XI.

England

Liam Payne

Lucien Laviscount

Tom Grennan

Chunkz

Gary Neville

Jamie Carragher

Fara Williams

Joe Cole

Alex Brooker

Damian Lewis

World XI

Usain Bolt

Martin Compston

Mo Gilligan

Chelcee Grimes

Patrice Evra

Steven Bartlett

Soccer Aid 2022 managers

Harry Redknapp and David Seaman are back as England’s management team this year.

The World XI will be coached by Arsenal icon Arsene Wenger and Robbie Keane, meanwhile.

Soccer Aid 2022 tickets

Tickets for Soccer Aid are on sale now.

Prices begin at £20 for adults and £10 for children. Click here for more ticket information.

How to watch Soccer Aid 2022

TV channel: Every year, Soccer Aid is broadcast live on ITV.

Live stream: Fans can also watch the action live online via the ITV website or ITV Hub.

Live coverage: You can also follow all the action on the day with Standard Sport’s LIVE blog.