When is Noord -Engand versus South -Engand? New date and confirmed players

North England FC will compete against their counterparts in South Engand in a match between former Premier League players has been postponed again.

The original date of Sunday 1 June 2025 had to be postponed due to “existing commitments or injuries” for some of the stars booked before they were rearranged before September 7.

Without any fanfare, the luminaire of Charlton’s schedule was removed.

The match was announced in March, with Robbie Fowler to be a player manager for the North, while former Tottenham and West Ham boss Harry Redknapp stood in the Dugout in front of the south.

John Terry will serve as a captain for the south, with Steve McManaman wearing the bracelet for the north.

Organizers have said that the North team “Local heroes and international stars that share Northern Roots or have been adopted icons at Northern Clubs”, with the South Side containing a similar mix of “HomeGrown Talent and Global Stars”.

The competition was again planned for Sunday, September 7, 2025. No new date has been confirmed.

The valley, the Stadium of Charlton Athletic, was due to host, but gave up the tasks.

A broadcaster for the competition has not yet been announced.

It has been confirmed that every team will consist of 16 players “from the recent past of the Top-Flight”.

The players involved will be announced in the coming weeks.

Fowler will be both a player and a manager in the day, with the former striker of Liverpool enjoying the chance to return to the field.

“There is clearly an element of pleasure in the game, but I guarantee that this will be competitive and serious because it will be great to beat them,” Fowler said.

“This has been an idea for a number of years. It is a great concept that I hope everyone lags behind. The battle between North and South will always be there, the rivalry will always be there and there can only be one winner, hopefully we will be.”

Tickets bought before the original date of June were repaid. General admission tickets for adults were priced at £ 15, with more than 65 seconds for £ 10 and tickets for children under the age of 18 £ 5. Those prices are not expected to change after the delay.