Former One Direction star Liam Payne and other celebrities train for Soccer Aid 2022

Celebrity football match, which will take place on Sunday, aims to raise money for Unicef

Former One Direction star Liam Payne during a Soccer Aid 2022 training session at Champneys Tring. Getty

Track legend and World XI's captain Usain Bolt during training for Soccer Aid 2022. Reuters

Actor Damian Lewis, centre, with Mark Noble and Joe Cole during a training session ahead of Soccer Aid at Champneys Tring, Wigginton. PA

World XI coach and actor Idris Elba during training. Reuters

Roberto Carlos during training for Soccer Aid 2022. Reuters

World XI manager Idris Elba during a training session ahead of Soccer Aid at Champneys Tring, Wigginton.PA

Usain Bolt trains for Soccer Aid 2022. PA

World XI's Cafu during training for Soccer Aid 2022. Reuters

World XI manager Arsene Wenger speaks to Usain Bolt. PA

World XI manager Idris Elba during a training session ahead of Soccer Aid 2022. PA

Lee Mack during a training session ahead of Soccer Aid. PA

Petr Cech trains for Soccer Aid at Champneys Tring, Wigginton. PA

Rapper Aitch during training for Soccer Aid. Getty

Alex Brooker and Harry Redknapp during a Soccer Aid training session. Getty

Mark Noble trains for Soccer Aid 2022. Getty

Actor Mark Strong trains at Champneys Tring. Getty

Joe Cole during a training session ahead of Soccer Aid at Champneys Tring. PA

David Harewood trains for Soccer Aid 2022. PA

England's Jamie Carragher trains on Friday. PA

YouTuber Chunkz during a training session. PA

A galaxy of stars began training for the Soccer Aid For Unicef 2022 charity event, which will take place at the London Stadium on Sunday.

Former One Director star and singer Liam Payne is all set to captain the England XI in the world's biggest celebrity football match which has been raising funds for Unicef for many years.

'Homeland' and 'Billions' star Damian Lewis is among the many stars taking to the pitch this weekend for Soccer Aid, alongside rapper Aitch, YouTuber Chunkz and a number of famous football players.

The international team will be captained by track legend Usain Bolt, with actor Idris Elba helping out manager Arsene Wenger.

Since its inception in 2006, Soccer Aid has raised more than £60 million for the humanitarian organisation, which provides aid to children worldwide.

The charity event will place on Sunday at the London Stadium from 7.30pm, UK time.

England team: Captain: Liam Payne, Tom Grennan, Lucien Laviscount, Chunkz, Aitch, David James, Mark Noble, Anita Asante, Eni Aluko, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Damian Lewis, Alex Brooker, Mo Farah, Mark Wright, David Harewood, Joe Cole, Teddy Sheringham, Fara Williams. Managers: Harry Redknapp, David Seaman

Rest of the World team: Captain: Usain Bolt, Martin Compston, Mo Gilligan, Chelcee Grimes, Roberto Carlos, Andrea Pirlo, Heather O'Reilly, Munya Chawawa, Kem Cetinay, Cafu, Steven Bartlett, Noah Beck, Lee Mack, Mark Strong, Tom Stoltman, Andriy Shevchenko, Petr Cech, Patrice Evra, Carli Lloyd. Managers: Arsene Wenger, Idris Elba