List of Sidemen Charity Matches

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Sidemen Charity Match
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Logo of the 2023 edition of the match
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Sidemen Football Club
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YouTube Allstars
Sport Association football
Type Friendly match
Location England (Southampton in 2016, London for all subsequent matches)
First meetingSidemen FC 7–2 YT Allstars
(3 June 2016;8 years ago (2016-06-03))
Latest meetingSidemen FC 8–5 YT Allstars
(9 September 2023;9 months ago (2023-09-09))
Broadcasters YouTube
Stadiums
Statistics
Meetings total5
Most wins Sidemen FC (4)
Top scorer Flag of England.svg Miniminter (10)
All-time record
Largest victorySidemen FC 7–1 YT Allstars (2 June 2018)
Smallest victorySidemen FC 0–2 YT Allstars (21 May 2017)
Largest goal scoring15 goals (24 September 2022)
Longest win streakSidemen FC, 3 (2018–present)
Current win streakSidemen FC, 3 (2018–present)
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The Valley (2017, 2018, 2022)
Locations of all the stadiums that have hosted Sidemen Charity Matches

The Sidemen Charity Match is an annual association football friendly match run by the British YouTube group the Sidemen to raise money for various charitable causes. They have been held since 2016, barring a four-year hiatus between the third and fourth matches, all of which have been livestreamed on the group's YouTube channel. In all matches so far, the group's seven members and various affiliated YouTubers competed as the Sidemen Football Club, while various other YouTubers competed as the YouTube Allstars.

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Background

Prior to the first Sidemen Charity Match, five members of the group (all except KSI and Vikkstar123) participated in the first EE Wembley Cup on 8 August 2015 as part of Sidemen United, a team that was established for the match. Sidemen United lost against Spencer FC 5–2. The Wembley Cup would be held annually for three more years without Sidemen United (which effectively dissolved after their only match), although Sidemen members Wroetoshaw, TBJZL and KSI would participate in the 2017 Wembley Cup as part of Tekkers Town, who lost against Hashtag United 6–1.[ citation needed ]

Matches

2016

The first Sidemen Charity Match was held at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton, on 3 June 2016, raising over £110,000 for the Saints Foundation. [1] [2] Over 600,000 people watched the livestream on YouTube—the most ever for YouTube Gaming at the time—and 15,000 people attended the match; [2] the stadium only permitted the Sidemen to fill the seats to half-capacity.

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2018 Sidemen Charity Match at the Valley

2017, 2018, 2022

Three subsequent matches were held at The Valley, London. The second and third matches, in 2017 and 2018, respectively raised £210,000 for the NSPCC and the Charlton Athletic Community Trust, [3] [4] and £65,747 for the Young Minds Trust and the Charlton Athletic Community Trust. [5] After a four-year hiatus, the fourth match in 2022 raised over £1,000,000 for CALM, Teenage Cancer Trust, Rays of Sunshine and M7 Education. [6] [7] [8]

2023

A fifth match was held on 9 September 2023 at London Stadium. [9] Sidemen FC won 8–5 against the YouTube Allstars. [10] Rapper Aitch performed for the match's halftime show. [11] The match raised over £2.4 million for CALM, Teenage Cancer Trust, Rays of Sunshine and M7Education. [10]

Match results

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YouTube Allstars

2016

Sidemen72YouTube Allstars
  • JMX Soccerball shade.svg58'
  • Joe Weller Soccerball shade.svg72'
St Mary's Stadium , Southampton
Attendance: 15,000
0 Jme
GK1HughWizzy
4 Zerkaa
6 Spencer FC
7 Miniminter (c)
10 Marcus Butler
11 P Money
15 Behzinga
17Manny
19Lewis Redman
21 TBJZL
69 KSI
77 Wroetoshaw
87Bateson
123 Vikkstar123
GK1David Vujanic
5CapgunTom
7Callux
8HurderOfBuffalo
9Joe Weller
10 ChrisMD
13BajanCanadian
15 Joe Sugg
17 Calfreezy (c)
21 Oli White
22Tobiias
25 JMX
27Nepenthez
69 AnEsonGib
75Poet

2017

Sidemen02YouTube Allstars
The Valley , London
Attendance: 26,000
GK1Charlie Morley
RB4 Zerkaa
CB77 Wroetoshaw
CB75Poet
LB4 Jme
RM21 TBJZL
CM16 Behzinga
CM17Manny
LM12 KSI
ST123 Vikkstar123
ST7 Miniminter (c)
Substitutes:
92David Vujanic
8 P Money
87Bateson
19Lewis Redman
GK30HughWizzy
RB7Callux
CB4 Josh Pieters
CB5Reev
LB44 AnEsonGib
CDM25 JMX
CDM17 Calfreezy (c)
RM1Deji
CAM10 ChrisMD
LM2 WillNE
ST50 Marcus Butler
Substitutes:
69 Caspar Lee
9 Oli White
19 TheBurntChip
21Castro

2018

Sidemen71YouTube Allstars
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GK1Charlie Morley
CB77 Wroetoshaw
CB3 Behzinga
CB4 Zerkaa
CDM6 KSI
RM8 Alfie Deyes
CM69 RiceGum
CM21 TBJZL
LM10 FaZe Adapt
ST123 Vikkstar123
ST7 Miniminter (c)
Substitutes:
5 Lachlan Power
0 Jme
22 Keemstar
17Manny
GK30HughWizzy
RB3Mo Vlogs
CB3 Romell Henry
CB2 WillNE
LB1Deji
RM15 Joe Sugg
CM17 Calfreezy (c)
CM11Callux
LM7DjMaRiiO
CF10 ChrisMD
ST0 King Bach
Substitutes:
161Stephen Tries
44 AnEsonGib
22 Jay Swingler
PrestonPlayz

2022

Sidemen87YouTube Allstars
Report
The Valley , London
Attendance: 27,111
Referee: Mark Clattenburg
GK1 Pieface
RB17 Calfreezy
CB15 Behzinga
CB77 Wroetoshaw
LB4 Zerkaa
RM23 MrBeast
CM5 KSI (c)
CM10 ChrisMD
LM21 TBJZL
ST7 Miniminter
ST123 Vikkstar123
Substitutes:
11Callux
8 Karl Jacobs
27Manny
13Randolph
0 Jme
14 LazarBeam
Manager:
Billy Wingrove
GK1Cal The Dragon
RB2 WillNE
CB6Harry Pinero
CB24Theo Baker
LB4 AnEsonGib
CDM8 Noah Beck
CDM10 Yung Filly
RM7 IShowSpeed
CAM21 Chunkz
LM91Castro
ST69 Niko Omilana (c)
Substitutes:
404 GeorgeNotFound
22 Chandler Hallow
13 Ava Kris Tyson
27Danny Aarons
1Deji
Manager:
Mark Goldbridge

2023

Sidemen85YouTube Allstars
Report
London Stadium , London
Attendance: 62,000
Referee: Mark Clattenburg
GK69 KSI
RB14 LazarBeam
CB17 Calfreezy
CB77 Wroetoshaw
LB0 Jme
RM4 Zerkaa
CM21 TBJZL
CM25 Behzinga
LM1 MrBeast
ST123 Vikkstar123
ST7 Miniminter
Substitutes:
11Callux
3 Airrack
13AngryGinge
999Deji
27Manny
33Randolph
99Tareq
Manager:
Billy Wingrove
GK12 XQc
RB27Danny Aarons
CB2 WillNE
CB33 JiDion
LB5 Max Fosh
CDM10 ChrisMD
CDM9 Yung Filly
RM7 IShowSpeed
CAM14Theo Baker
LM3 Kai Cenat
ST69 Niko Omilana
Substitutes:
32AboFlah
21 Chunkz
34Duke Dennis
13 Jacksepticeye
8 Karl Jacobs
86Konstantin
Manager:
Mark Goldbridge

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