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  • Robbie Williams at Soccer Aid 2010 © ITV
    Robbie Williams will be hoping to captain England to victory in 2012 after a narrow defeat to the Rest of the World in 2010.© ITV

     

    On 27 May England will take on the Rest of the World in a football match that will help save and change children’s lives. Two teams of celebrities and football legends, captained by Robbie Williams and Michael Sheen, will go head to head at Old Trafford, Manchester for a chance to lift the Soccer Aid trophy.

    You can support UNICEF and help children around the world by buying tickets, watching the game live on ITV1 or making a donation. Thanks to the the UK Government all donations to Soccer Aid will now be matched pound for pound so we can help even more children around the world!

    Want the chance to nominate a ball girl or boy to walk out on to the pitch with the players at Old Trafford? Sign up for Keep It Up for a chance to win.

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