Scheduled for April 18, 2026, the event will kick off at 3 p.m. BST and is expected to draw an impressive crowd of around 90,000 spectators to Wembley Stadium.

Last year’s match raised £4.7 million for various charities—an amount that underscores the event’s growing impact. The Sidemen have consistently led in head-to-head matches against the YouTube All Stars, boasting four wins out of six encounters.

In fact, the all-time aggregate score stands at 39-26 in favor of the Sidemen. Yet, this year’s roster will see some notable absences; Logan Paul and iShowSpeed will not participate due to their WWE commitments.

The live broadcast is set to start earlier at 2:10 p.m. BST, allowing fans to soak in the atmosphere leading up to kickoff. Managed by Jack Joseph, the Sidemen FC features a roster of 16 players eager to showcase their skills.

Calfreezy manages the YouTube All Stars, who bring a competitive spirit with their own lineup of 17 players. As the event approaches its tenth anniversary, it’s clear that the Sidemen Charity Match has evolved into a global sensation over the past decade.

Fans can expect not just a football match but a spectacle filled with entertainment—something KSI himself emphasized when he remarked on the fun nature of these charity matches.

The anticipation is palpable as teams prepare for what promises to be another memorable day in charity sports. Details remain unconfirmed regarding any changes to team compositions or special guests.

As April draws near, all eyes will be on Wembley—where football meets philanthropy in a unique blend that captivates millions worldwide.

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