What time is Soccer Aid 2016? TV channel information, line-ups and more for annual c-harity match

Legendary footballers are joined by familiar faces f-rom around the world in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for c-harity this weekend.

That's right, Soccer Aid is back - and the start-studded line-up are ready to take to the pitch for your entertainment.

Some of the greatest footballers of all time have taken part in the game before, which sees musicians, comedians, actors and more show off their skills.

But when does the match take place? Whe-re can you watch it? Who is involved?

LIVE: Follow the build-up and the game itself with our live blog

Here is all that you need to know...

When is Soccer Aid taking place?

This year's Soccer Aid match takes place this Sunday, June 5, with a kick-off of 8pm.

Whe-re is Soccer Aid happening?

Once again, the game will be taking place at Old Trafford, home of Manchester United. Those with tickets will be granted access to the ground three hours before kick-off, if they so wish.

Are there still tickets available?

Yes. Tickets are still available through Manchester United's official website, whichyou can access here.

Tickers are also available by calling the ticket hotline on 0845 456 2016 (booking fee applies, calls c-harged at 75p per minute plus your phone company's access c-harge).

Whe-re can you watch on TV?

This year's Soccer Aid match will be shown live on ITV, with coverage, including clips f-rom the week of training sessions, starting f-rom 6pm.

Who is on the England team?

Management

Sam Allardyce

Robbie Williams

PA

Players

David Seaman

Jamie Carragher

Phil Neville

Sol Campbell

Robbie Fowler

Jermain Defoe

Danny Murphy

Kieron Dyer

Ben Shephard

Danny Jones

Jack Whitehall

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Jamie Theakston

John Bishop

Damian Lewis

Jonathan Wilkes

Louis Tomlinson

Mark Wright

Marvin Humes

Olly Murs

Paddy McGuinness

Who is on the Rest of the World team?

Management

Claudio Ranieri

Niall Horan

ITV

Players

Cafu

Dimitar Berbatov

Edgar Davids

Jaap Stam

Samuel Eto'o

Ronaldinho

Fabio Cannavaro

Dida

Sir AP McCoy

PA

Patrick Kielty

Gordon Ramsay

Mathew Morrison

Michael Sheen

Nicky Byrne

Rickie Haywood-Williams

Sergio Pizzorno

Shayne Ward

Iwan Rheon

Sean Fletcher

Thom Evans

And finally... will Jose Mourinho be there?

In short, yes.

Mourinho WILL be in the Manchester United dugout for the first time on Sunday for the Soccer Aid match.

The Special One was reportedly ready to pull out of the match as he felt his presence in the dugout would overshadow the game itself.

However Mirror Sport understands that Mourinho WILL take c-harge of an England team against a Rest of the World side.

A source said: "He signed up for this some time ago and there's no way he'd let the c-harity down at this late stage.

"He will be there, as manager."