Soccer Aid 2024 on TV: How to watch and live stream
Your complete guide to Soccer Aid 2024 including TV details, kick-off time and more ahead of the big game.
There are few situations in the world that could pit Lee Mack against Roberto Carlos – Soccer Aid is one of them.
Soccer Aid 2024 is ready for lift-off with the 13th edition of the charity football match set to pit another range of superstars and celebrities against one another in aid of UNICEF.
The game will go ahead at Stamford Bridge, home to Chelsea, and former Blues superstar Eden Hazard returns to west London to make his World XI debut.
Frank Lampard will be in the England dugout alongside his uncle, Harry Redknapp, in a bid to steer the home side to glory.
A typically eclectic Soccer Aid line-up has been confirmed in advance of the big game with high-profile names ranging from Sir Mo Farah to Robbie Williams, Usain Bolt to Martin Compston, Jill Scott to Tommy Fury.
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How to watch Soccer Aid 2024 on TV and live stream
Soccer Aid 2024 will be broadcast on ITV1 from 6pm.
Fans can also watch the game on ITV Hub via a range of devices including phones, tablets and laptops.
There will be plenty of pre-game hype with an all-star cast of presenters, pundits, experts and celebrity guests to keep you entertained ahead of kick-off.
When is Soccer Aid 2024?
Soccer Aid 2024 takes place on Sunday 9th June 2024.
The game will be held at Stamford Bridge, meaning it is most suitable to host the big event during the summer months when they aren't required to fit around the domestic football season.
What is the Soccer Aid kick-off time?
Soccer Aid 2024 will kick off at 7:30pm with TV coverage beginning from 6pm and concluding at 10pm.
What is Soccer Aid?
UNICEF's annual charity football match has grown and grown since it was created by Robbie Williams in 2006.
It sees England face a World XI – with both squads made up of a weird and wonderful mix of celebrities and former players.
The level of ability ranges from former professionals to those that have barely kicked a ball but that only makes for more entertainment.
After all, it's not often you get to see Roberto Carlos leave a crunching challenge in on Tom Grennan or a Gladiator nutmeg Bobby Brazier.
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