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Team Shevchenko and Team Zinchenko drew 2–2 in a sold-out fixture at Stamford Bridge, managed by Arsène Wenger and Emma Hayes and featuring more than 60 legends and celebrities.


From a first live international fixture in Florence to stadium events seen around the world, Legends keeps finding bigger stages for football to do good.
Legends is the global leader in live-broadcast, stadium-based international all-star football matches. Our games have brought together World Cup, Champions League, Premier League, Bundesliga and La Liga winners with leading figures from screen, music and sport.
For more than twenty years, we have created events trusted by major clubs, players and stars alike. Their scale has helped raise millions for charitable causes while bringing an international audience to the moments that deserve one.
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Team Shevchenko and Team Zinchenko drew 2–2 in a sold-out fixture at Stamford Bridge, managed by Arsène Wenger and Emma Hayes and featuring more than 60 legends and celebrities.
A major television event staged with more than 60 celebrities and legends, survivors and firefighters, raising more than £1 million for survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster.
A final celebration at West Ham’s historic stadium, where former German internationals overcame England’s professional and celebrity side in a tribute to the ground and its heroes.
Legends’ first club-football fixture welcomed more than 50,000 to Celtic Park, combining football, live music and support for Oxfam’s East Africa Famine Relief Appeal.
England Legends played Wales to raise awareness and funds for brain cancer, in association with the John Hartson Foundation, with Harry Redknapp, Ian Wright and Idris Elba managing.
Legends returned overseas with an international fixture in Malta, supported by television programming and a post-match concert, and broadcast to audiences around the world.
A packed St James’ Park celebrated Sir Bobby Robson’s contribution to English and Spanish football and supported the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation for Cancer.
Football, sport and entertainment came together for Help for Heroes in a poignant fixture that helped establish the ongoing Game4 match legacy.
A fiercely contested encounter at Fulham’s Craven Cottage brought a record number of capped internationals together, broke viewing expectations and went to penalties.
At Southampton’s St Mary’s, a passionate England–Scotland rivalry delivered a major television hit and a world record for capped international players on one pitch.
The opening match in ITV Sport’s three-game Legends Series drew a capacity Sheffield United crowd and raised funds for the Red Cross Chinese Earthquake Appeal.
Legends opened Stadium MK with Sky’s day-long football festival, celebrating the life of Alan Ball while raising funds for the British Heart Foundation.
The second Legends outing combined former internationals with figures from boxing, tennis, Formula 1, film and music, raising funds for the Red Cross and Bobby Moore Cancer Fund.
A capacity crowd in Florence and a live RAI Uno audience witnessed the foundational fixture that became the precursor to bringing Legends matches to the UK.

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