The Sidemen Charity Match is returning for its annual event at Wembley Stadium on Saturday afternoon. This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the inaugural charity match. The match will be between Sidemen FC and YouTube All Stars.
Sidemen and YouTube Stars to Clash at Wembley
The spectacle between the Sidemen and YouTube All Stars has grown over the years, resulting in more money being donated to charity. Last year’s edition raised £4.7 million and had over 90,000 spectators in person. Eight million viewers watched from home as well.
Viewers saw a 9–9 draw that was decided in a penalty shootout. IShowSpeed scored the winning penalty to secure the YouTube All Stars’ first-ever victory.
Team Rosters See a Major Shake-Up
A major shake-up with the team rosters is promising the most competitive Sidemen Charity Match yet. KSI, Miniminter and Behzinga are on the YouTube All Stars team this time around. The three Sidemen are on the other side of the pitch to make the game even more competitive.
“With this charity match, we thought we’d change it up. Normally, the Sidemen are in one team, and we’re up against different players in YouTube All Stars,” KSI told talkSPORT.
“But this time, three of us have moved to YouTube All Stars. So, me, Simon, Ethan are now in YouTube All Stars, whereas the rest are in Sidemen. It’s going to be a lot more competitive, and it’s going to be intriguing to see which goals the fans celebrate more and who people want to win.”
Confirmed Team Lineups
Jack Joseph will manage Sidemen FC this year. Calfreezy will manage YouTube All Stars.
- KSI, Miniminter and Behzinga combined for two goals and three assists in last year’s showdown.
- IShowSpeed and Logan Paul are not expected to feature in the 2026 Sidemen charity match.
- The two are competing at WrestleMania 42 on Saturday night in Las Vegas.
The social media stars are set to take over London on Saturday.