US EditionITV Soccer Aid Star Tyson Fury Swears as Alex Scott Issues Apology - Liverpool Echo
- Tyson Fury swore live on ITV during the 2025 Soccer Aid match held at Old Trafford, prompting presenter Alex Scott to apologize on air.
- The event raises funds for UNICEF and features a star-studded England squad led by Fury, who expressed excitement about leading the team to victory in June.
- Sam Thompson withdrew from playing due to a calf injury but remained involved as a coach, while Rooney and Fury shared mutual enthusiasm for the event.
- Soccer Aid 2025 included notable players like Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Joe Hart, and celebrities such as Steven Bartlett, with the World XI overturning a 3-0 deficit to win 5-4.
- The incident sparked viewer reactions on social media, reflecting mixed responses, though Soccer Aid continues to be a highly anticipated charity football match.
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Tyson Fury swears live on ITV while giving England Soccer Aid team pre-game talk
Made up of celebrities and footballing stars, the fundraising match sees the England team take on Soccer Aid World XI FC to raise money for Unicef.
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Tyson Fury swore live on air just moments into ITV's coverage of Soccer Aid and the host was quick to apologise for the boxer's use of the f-bomb
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