Soccer Aid 2025 lineup revealed and this is how to get tickets, prices and more for Old Trafford

Soccer Aid announces details for its 2025 edition - and this is how to get tickets.

The event for Unicef is returning to Old Trafford, Manchester on Sunday, 15 June with fan favourites alongside new faces.

Fans can get their hands on tickets for the event, with prices ranging between £21-£94.50 from See Tickets here.

It'll see celebrities and footballing legends battle it out on the pitch as England take on the Soccer Aid World XI FC team.

The likes of Jill Scott, Sam Thompson, Tom Grennan and Sir Mo Farah will return as well as Louis Tomlinson and Wayne Rooney, who will be on his former ground of Old Trafford.

The new singings for the 2025 match include Tyson Fury - who will manage/coach alongside Harry Redknapp, Vicky McClure and David James - Joe Hart, Steph Houghton, Leonardo Bonucci and more.

Last year's event saw England take the crown after the likes of Joe Cole, Stephen Bartlett and Theo Walcott scored to make it 6-3.

Since its debut in 2006, Soccer Aid has raised £106 million for Unicef.

Below you can find out everything you need to know about Soccer Aid 2025 tickets and how to get them.

Where is Soccer Aid 2025?

This year's Soccer Aid for Unicef will take place at Manchester's Old Trafford stadium on 15 June.

How do I get Soccer Aid tickets for 2025?

They're now available to buy via:

• See Tickets

There's a number of different ticket options with premium seats at £94.50, with standard tickets priced at: £63 / £52.50 / £42 / £31.50 / £21.

Can I get hospitality tickets?

Yes, they're available to purchase from the official Old Trafford website here.

Tickets are priced at £129 / £199 / £250 per person and include access to suites, complimentary food and drink and more.

What's the Old Trafford seating plan?

This is the confirmed seating plan for the venue during the match, which should give you an idea of what ticket type you'll be after:

Who's appearing at Soccer Aid 2025?

The England squad will feature the following celebrities and legends:

• Paddy McGuinness
• Louis Tomlinson
• Steven Bartlett
• Alex Brooker
• Mo Farah
• Angryginge
• Tom Grennan
• Sam Thompson
• Sam Quek
• Joe Hart
• Steph Houghton
• Gary Neville
• Toni Duggan
• Paul Scholes
• Jill Scott
• Wayne Rooney
• Jermain Defoe

Coaching Staff - Manager/Coach: Tyson Fury, David James, Vicky McClure and Harry Redknapp, Player/Coach: Wayne Rooney

While the Soccer Aid World XI squad features the following names (so far):

• Livi Sheldon
• Lee Mack
• Gorka Márquez
• Leonardo Bonucci
• Kaylyn Kyle
• Nadia Nadim