SportFootballSoccer AidNeed to knowSoccer Aid celebrates its 20th anniversary today in the latest clash where footballers and celebrities battle on the pitch08:33, 31 May 2026Soccer Aid returns today in a tantalising clash between England and the World XI(Image: Getty)TV channel and live stream details for Soccer AidKick-off time: The massive celebrity and legend charity match is scheduled to kick-off at 6:30pm today. The entertaining clash will commence upon the end of the pre-match build-up and player introductions.Location: This landmark 20th-anniversary edition of the event is taking place live at the London Stadium. Over 60,000 fans are expected to pack out the venue to support the cause and watch the action unfold.UK TV channel: In the UK, the entire event will be broadcast completely free-to-air on ITV1. The live television coverage starts exactly at 5pm, giving you plenty of analysis and entertainment before the action starts.Live stream information: You can stream the match live online via the ITVX website or through the official ITVX app on your mobile, tablet, or smart TV. Additionally, the match will also be streamed live on ITV's official YouTube channel for easy access.How to watch in the US: For viewers tuning in from the United States, there is no major network broadcast, meaning you will need to rely on the official international stream. You can watch the full match live via the official Soccer Aid YouTube channel or by accessing the ITVX streaming service using a VPN.UK radio coverage: If you cannot get in front of a screen, you can still catch the game live on the radio via talkSPORT. The station is providing full live match commentary from the stadium, building on its multi-year partnership with the charity.Team news: The squads are packed with incredible talent this year, including debutants like former Barcelona defender Jordi Alba and US star Ali Krieger for the World XI. England's side will feature a mix of returning legends like Wayne Rooney and popular celebrities like Tom Hiddleston.Head-to-head record: Coming into this year's match, the Soccer Aid World XI narrowly dominates the historical rivalry between the two sides. The World XI currently leads the head-to-head record with eight victories, while the England squad trails closely behind with six wins.READ MORE: Full list of Soccer Aid players including four ex-Man Utd stars as teams confirmed for 2026 match‌