Famous personalities and former professional athletes will pull on their football boots for a charity fixture celebrating boxing icon Ricky Hatton.
Participants confirmed for the Game4Ricky match include former England internationals Joe Hart and Joleon Lescott, alongside comedian Jason Manford and television presenter Jeff Brazier.
The 25-year-old son of the boxer, Campbell, and his 45-year-old younger brother, Matthew, will additionally take part on November 15 at the Joie Stadium located within the training complex of Manchester City.
The fixture features Team Hitman against Team Hatton to pay tribute to Ricky, who died by suicide last year at 46 years old.
Campbell stated: "Manchester meant everything to my dad."
He added: "Wherever he travelled in the world, he was always incredibly proud of where he came from and of the people of this city."
He also mentioned: "To see so many incredible names from sport and entertainment coming together in his honour, while raising money to help other people in his name, would have made my dad incredibly proud."
He concluded: "I know he'll be looking down on us."
Organisers stated: "Game4Ricky will bring together stars from the world of sport and entertainment to celebrate Ricky's life and legacy."
Admission passes are available starting from £10, with funds raised directed toward mental health programmes.
Hatton supported Manchester City throughout his life, routinely wearing blue shorts featuring the team badge during bouts and using the club anthem 'Blue Moon' as his entrance music throughout his professional boxing career.
Following his passing, squad members observed a minute of applause during a Manchester derby match.
