England

Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp is stepping up to manage England, alongside assistant Bryan Robson.

So let's take a look at who their celeb-filled squad includes...

Take a look at who's on the England team sheet...

Baby-faced Danny is one of the lead vocalists and guitarists in the British pop band McFly. Expect plenty of screaming fans to turn out to see the McFly boy in action...

R 'n' B singer Craig has released four studio albums, which makes him a pretty slick customer in the music world. But how will he do on the pitch?

The Harry Potter star's set to add a bit of magic to the game. No sign on Harry yet, however...

Portsmouth gaffer Harry steps up as England manager - but who will he appoint as team captain in Robbie's absence? Watch this space. 

Former England striker Alan's a sure-fire hit in the penalty box - and the commentary box. No classic line-up would be complete without this man in his favourite No.9 shirt.

Jamie's no stranger to being managed by his dad, Harry. The father-son duo teamed up at Southampton FC in 2005.

Who Dares Sings! presenter Ben was a popular player in Soccer Aid 2006, both for his footie skills and his physique! Form an orderly queue, ladies.

"Safe hands" Theakston manned the goal last time around, notably attempting - but sadly failing - to save a penalty from Maradona. Better luck this time, Jamie.

Kyran's tough man image took a knock when he took part in - and won - Dancing on Ice in 2007. Let's hope he's got some sparkle on the football pitch.

Actor and musician Jonathan is surely the most prolific celebrity footballer on the planet - and he's best mates with Soccer Aid mastermind Robbie Williams, too.

He sings, he skates... and now Gareth wants to prove himself on the pitch.

Check back here soon to find out who else is joining the England training camp. 

The SAS partnership are back in action as Teddy Sheringham joins Alan Shearer in the line up. Will they be able to recreate their formidable striking force of the nineties?

After sporting an ice skate for ITV1's very own Dancing Ice, and coming a well- deserved second in series three, Hollyoaks' star Chris now wants to try his luck on the football pitch. So how will he fare against the Rest of The World?

Man U supporter Angus is best known for presenting Have I Got News for You. But believe it or not he showed early promise as a footballer, and had a trial with Crystal Palace... Deayton also played for the England team in Soccer Aid 2006.

Hugo began his acting career in The Bill and Heartbeat before his made his name as "Guy" in theThe Full Monty. Most recently he appeared alongside Martine McCutcheon in ITV1's Echo Beach. He's looking forward to getting on the pitch. 

Ex-England goalie Seaman played most notably for Arsenal and then with Manchester City. He is also England's second-most capped keeper and took part in ITV’s Dancing On Ice. But how will the legend do between the sticks this time? 

Robson is best known for playing in midfield for Man United, where he was the longest serving captain in club history. He later moved into management - making the perfect choice for the England team Assistant Manager.

Le Saux was signed for Chelsea in 1987, made his debut  two years later. In August 1997, Graeme became the most expensive defender in English football when he returned to Chelsea in a £5 million deal. He was capped 36 times for England. 

Brian Clough gave Des his debut in March 1984 at the age of 18. In 1989 Forest won their first trophy for nine seasons when, with Des in outstanding form, they won the League Cup. His international career ended with 59 caps.