The line-up for this year's Jamie's Game celebrity football match has been announced.
Raising money for Norwich City's charity the Community Sports Foundation (CSF), the Carrow Road fixture is now in its fourth year.
It is called Jamie's Game in honour of CSF ambassador Jamie Abbott, who has Down's Syndrome, and has raised more than £200,000 to date.
Spectators can expect a competitive match featuring stars of TV, music, film, and sport, as well as several ex-Canaries.
TV's Calum Best and YouTube star Jim Chapman will each be the captains this year, and their teams will feature a number of surprise players to be announced in the build-up to the big day.
Former Canary Darren Eadie, founder of Sellebrity, which auctions off celebrity memorabilia for charity, has helped to organise the event.
'We've had three brilliant days at Carrow Road with previous Jamie's Games,' he said. 'Norwich has turned out in force every time and each event has been better than the last.
'As well as the initial squad list, we've got a couple of names up our sleeves that will cause great excitement when we unveil them in the coming weeks.'
The match kicks off at 3pm on Sunday, May 22 and tickets are now onsale priced at £10 for adults and £2 for under 17s.
See www.jamiesgame.co.uk or call 0844 826 1902 or visit the ticket office or Canaries Stores.
The current list of players, subject to change, is:
Calum Best (Celebrity Love Island, Celebrity Big Brother)
Jim Chapman (YouTube)
Darren Eadie (Ex-Norwich City FC)
Dean Ashton (Ex-Norwich City FC)
Shayne Ward (Singer, Actor)
Dan Osborne (TV)
Pete 'The Pirate' Wicks (TOWIE)
Ben Hardy (EastEnders)
Jake Wood (EastEnders)
Jamie Borthwick (EastEnders)
James Graham (X Factor)
Stevie Ritchie (X Factor)
Che Chesterman (X Factor)
Jay James (X Factor)
Tubes (Soccer AM)
Dean Gaffney (TV star)
Marcus Butler (YouTube)
Joshua Ritchie (Love Island)
James Hill (The Apprentice, Celebrity Big Brother)
Max Morley (Love Island)
Harvey (Musician)
Jeff Brazier (TV presenter)
Terry Alderton (Comedian)
Gavin Ranjuan (TV presenter)
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