Check out the photos from this year's Soccer Aid

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Yearly charity football match, Soccer Aid returned for 2024 - This time at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium. Let's look through the best moments...
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Soccer Aid raises money for Unicef, a charity that looks after children around the world in war or difficulty.
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The two teams that play are England and the World XI. England's team is made up of celebrities and former footballers from England, and the World XI combines celebrities and footballers representing the rest of the world.
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The England team featured sportspeople like former Lioness Jill Scott, famous runner Sir Mo Farah, and celebrities like Loki's Tom Hiddleston and singer, Tom Grennan. The World XI had a line-up that included former women's footballer Olga Garcia and ex-sprinter Usain Bolt. Lots of other celebrities and footballers took part too...
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Gladiators ready! Diamond went back to her football roots at Soccer Aid. Did you know, before she was battling it out in the arena, she was a semi-professional footballer?

10 June 2024

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Usain Bolt for the World XI was seen having a fun time on the pitch - but he did have to be taken off on a stretcher following an injury. Luckily, for the record-breaking sprinter, it wasn't too serious.

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How's this for a crossover? Loki actor - Tom Hiddleston - playing for England celebrated with World XI's Diamond after the game!

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It was a high-scoring game - here's former Lioness Ellen White celebrating with former England player Joe Cole after scoring.

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England's team managed to win with a whopping 6-3 score. They celebrated on the Soccer Aid stage to a cheering crowd. More than £15m was raised for Unicef during the game.