Tom Hiddleston looks smart in a gray suit as he poses for selfies with fans at Old Trafford ahead of Soccer Aid
Tom Hiddleston was all smiles as he posed for selfies with fans at Old Trafford before representing England for Soccer Aid.
The actor, 42, dressed smartly ahead of the game in a gray blazer and matching trousers which he paired with a black T-shirt underneath.
He styled his long dark brown locks to the side as he beamed for photos with the crowd.
The match will see celebrities from the England team compete against the rest of the world XI stars, with the event raising money for UNICEF.
In an interview with OK! Magazine on Saturday, Tommy Fury shared that he would be dedicating the competition to his and Molly-Mae Hague’s daughter Bambi.
Wow: Tom Hiddleston was all smiles as he posed for selfies with fans at Old Trafford before representing England for Soccer Aid
Amazing: The actor, 42, dressed smartly ahead of the game in a gray blazer and matching trousers which he paired with a black T-shirt underneath
He told the publication, “Bambi will be live and present at the game on Sunday.
“I’m going to give her a shout-out whether we win or lose, always. I dedicate my performance to her, so you can be sure it will be a great performance.’
Tommy also said of his daughter, “I miss her, when I left home it was a bit hectic, I was rushing to do a million things, so I’m looking forward to seeing her at the game.”
Soccer Aid will have an all-female refereeing team for the first time with Abigail Byrne, the top official, who will take charge of Sunday’s game at Old Trafford.
Byrne is one of four Women’s Super League officials involved in the match.
Georgia Ball and Nicoleta Bria will be Byrne’s assistants, while Jane Sims will have the fourth official duty.
There will be no VAR and play will go straight to penalties if the result is a draw.
Byrne was promoted to the elite level of refereeing in 2015 and has been active in the WSL since 2016. She also took charge of the Women’s FA Cup Final in 2019.
Former Lionesses and Euro 2022 winner Jill Scott captains the England team, while recently retired Izzy Christiansen is also one of the ex-pros involved.
Chelsea boss Emma Hayes will lead alongside Harry Redknapp.
As well as former footballers, there are a number of celebrities involved, with the England team including Liam Payne, while the Rest of the World team includes former Manchester United stars Nani and Patrice Evra.
Game Time: During the match, celebrities from the England team will compete against the rest of the world XI stars, with the event raising money for UNICEF