Quiz! Can you name the 100 male professional footballers to feature at Soccer Aid?

Usain Bolt during Soccer Aid for Unicef 2023 at Old Trafford on June 11, 2023 in Manchester, England.
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15 minutes on the clock, 100 players to guess.

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Ah, Soccer Aid. A place where Andy Murray's mum can be the assistant of the England team. Where Jose Mourinho can slide tackle an X Factor contestant.

As the curtain-raiser to a summer tournament/new series of Love Island, these UNICEF games are surreal affairs at best, with half-hour half-times and Dermot Leary presenting from the pitch. World Cup winners nutmegging YouTubers might not be everyone's cup of tea but almost 20 years later, it's a proven success.

A century of male former pros have taken to the field for Robbie Williams' charity extravaganza, not to mention the coaching talent, which has included the likes of Sam Allardyce, Arsene Wenger and Mauricio Pochettino – the latter of which had Spice Girl Melanie C and Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann on his staff.

Think that's weird? Jon Moss once came on as a substitute referee. We won't ask you to real off every Tom Grennan and Tommy Fury to have played but some huge footballers have taken part in the past.

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