Viewers demand 'Wenger out' as Dimitar Berbatov forced to play in defence at Soccer Aid

transformation after ditching the tan and embracing being 'pale'.Chelsea Kerr-Stennett used to be a fake tan enthusiast and never thought she would fully ‘love’ who she actually was behind the bronzing product.But after being inspired by TikTok user @bellexchristina, Chelsea decided to start to learn how to embrace her natural skin colour. READ MORE: Woman undergoes 'Pretty Woman' transformation after ditching lip fillers and lashes After spending years smothering herself in the tan, the blonde beauty has now revealed her transformation - and has left people stunned.In a TikTok clip that has racked up 40,000 views, Chelsea first shared a series of snaps in her fake tanning heyday.She posed for a mirror selfie as she flashed her knicker line to show the contrast between the fake tan and her natural pigment.Her chest appeared patchy where the tan had been on her body for a while, Chelsea admitted: “I would have rather had tiger bread scales than show my true colour.”It even got to the point where she would “never go outdoors” without her beloved tan applied.However, that was all about to change.With a little help from TikTok user Belle and some 'pale' skinned celebrities, Chelsea realised that her natural ‘pale’ skin was not something to hide.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterThe babe then posted a series of pictures of herself oozing confidence as she grinned without all of the fake tan on.“Finding love in my own skin and embracing my paleness”, Chelsea shared.Amazed at her transformation, many people fled to the comments to praise the stunner for being able to embrace her skin - and she has even inspired others to ditch the tan themselves.One

the Mirror.And a hotel guest appeared to run over to the staff members to ask them to leave his towel on the lounger while it was being removed.The public appear to be on the side of the towel removers, backing a move away from over-zealous sunbed reservers.One user commented: "It's the ones who reserve poolside who don't show up until 4pm".Proctor replied: "Exactly. I was lying there thinking… go on! They took their bags, towels and everything left a note on the sun lounger where to collect."She said it was 'absolutely hilarious' watching people come back to find their towels removed from the sun loungers, claiming that many did not return until mid-afternoon.Another user urged more hotels to adopt the policy, making the competition for sunbeds determined by who arrives first.On TikTok commenter said they'd visited a hotel where sun lounger reservations were connected to rooms, meaning there was no need to compete with fellow guests.

A tweet detailing the centibillioniaire’s controversial theory currently boasted over 425,000 likes as of Tuesday morning.“Is TikTok destroying civilization? Some people think so,” tweeted Musk, 50, adding in a follow-up tweet, “Or perhaps social media in general.” In the past, the Chinese video-sharing app has been blamed for spawning dumb and dangerous social media trends from the potentially deadly skull-breaker challenge to the slap your teacher game. The SpaceX boss’ remarks are a 180 from comments he’d made in a recent virtual meeting with Twitter employees following his $44 billion bid to acquire the social media platform.

decorative impact, few things give as much bang for your buck as a well-placed houseplant. A flash of green leaves brightening up a shelf, cascading from a mantelpiece or cheering up a dull corner brings instant character and life to a room – and often at a much lower price than an artwork or piece of furniture.Our predilection for bringing the outside in has roots in the 18th century, and took off in the 19th century, when potted palms, ferns and aspidistras became fashionable features of the middle-class Victorian home.

Paul Pogba and Vinicius Jr. were among the big names on show in a star-studded exhibition game hosted by Ronaldinho and Robert Carlos.Dubbed 'The Beautiful Game', the Brazil legends called on a whole host of famous pals from the world of football for the match at Inter Miami's DRV PNK Stadium.Team Ronaldinho started with the likes of past heroes Rene Higuita, Patrick Kluivert and Rafael Marquez, plus current stars Pogba, Paulo Dybala and Vinicius Jr.

mum was left fuming after her prankster son naughtily replaced her living room candles with glasses of milk to see how long it would take her to notice.Corbin Millet took to TikTok to share his mischievous plot as he replaced her tall, glass-encased white candles with two similar-appearing pint glasses of milk to see how long it would take his mum to click on.It took two days to get an update after the initial video of him switching them reached more than 43million views - by which time, the milk had created a powerful pong in the living room.The update, which has gained more than 385,000 likes, was captioned: "The moment we’ve all been waiting for. Should I do it again but with different candles?"It showed the glasses of milk in position before cutting to a text message from his mum, who appeared to be absolutely livid.She wrote: "Boy have you lost your motherf**king mind? Where the f**k are my candles? You think this is funny?"I have been looking all over trying to find out what that nasty smell is.

TikTok user recently captured the bizarre habit on camera and shared the footage online – causing a lot of belly laughs. Social media user, Julie Marie Larsson, captioned the video: “Holidays in Spain.

Jess Wright showed off her post-baby figure as she returned to her glamorous self after joining brother Mark Wright at this year's Soccer Aid.The new mum, who welcomed baby son Presley with her husband William Lee-Kemp last month, looked utterly gorgeous as she donned a silver suit ensemble ahead of the evening's afterparty at Nobu Hotel in London.TOWIE beauty Jess, 36, wore her brunette mane in a waterfall curly style down one side and stunning smoky eye makeup and bronzer for the event, finishing off her look with mulberry lipstick. She then donned a slinky satin jacket and matching trousers with a white top underneath that showcased her curves perfectly.The star accessorised with an oversized white ruched clutch bag and heeled sandals, as she was spotted strolling to the hotel.

caused a stir among some viewers of Soccer Aid 2022. Alex presented Sunday's charity game alongside Dermot O’Leary and Maya Jama, but some thought her glamorous dress was not the right fit for the occasion.Today, Alex took to Twitter to hit back at her critics.She shared a series of photographs from the game to her 368,000 followers.In the caption, the former footballer remarked: “Warning!“The images do contain a woman in a ‘dress’,” along with an eye-rolling and laughing emoji.Alex went on to detail what a great night she had and congratulated World XI for their victory against the England team.She continued: “What a fun night!More than 100 of Alex’s fans took to the comments to defend the star.JDawg said: “Looked great in a dress, and she is a fab presenter...deal with it trolls.”Steve added: “She’s likely to look amazing in a bin bag or with a dustbin on her head.

Mark Wright as tensions threatened to boil over at Soccer Aid.Redknapp, managing England against a World XI at the home of his old club West Ham, lost his rag on the touchline after his celebrity goalkeeper David Harewood picked up an injury early in the second half. As Homeland actor Harewood fell to the ground clutching his hamstring, it looked as though Redknapp would have to make a change.

England at Soccer Aid.The Frenchman had lined up at centre-back before moving across to left-back for the charity football match, held at the London Stadium. It was a typically entertaining game between the two sides containing a mix of football legends and celebrities.Evra had a large hand in the opening goal of the game, though it was in controversial circumstances.

Soccer Aid viewers were left in hysterics after four-time Olympic gold medal holder Mo Farah chased down a pitch invader and removed the young fan from the pitch.With the game level at 2-2 and World XI preparing to take a corner, the camera cut to the 39-year-old carrying a pitch invader off the pitch, over the barriers and into the hands of the stewards. Those watching the match obviously saw the hilarious nature of the incident, trying to outrun the 10,000-metre runner.One fan laughed: “Get Mo Farah at any game with pitch invaders.

Soccer Aid. The Samba hero turned out alongside a host of other former elite level players and celebrities for the World XI against England clash at the London Stadium on Sunday night.

Jamie Carragher took the mickey out of Gary Neville just hours before lining up alongside him at Soccer Aid.The Sky Sports colleagues were named in the England backline as they took on a World XI at the London Stadium. And not long before the teams were announced, Carragher aimed a cheeky dig in Neville's direction as he met Cafu and Roberto Carlos.Liverpool legend Carragher posted a picture with the two Brazil heroes on Twitter, along with the caption: "Everybody grows up & wants to be @Oficial_RC3 @officialcafu." The carefully-worded tweet was a cheeky reference to something Carragher said about Neville during an appearance on Monday Night Football in 2013.

England for the game, which raises money for UNICEF. The Three Lions were a goal down heading into the closing stages of the first-half, after Chunkz had given away a penalty, which Noah Beck stepped up to score.But he redeemed himself late in the first period when he brought down Mark Wright's cross before being fouled by Beck.

Dermot O’Leary had an eventful start to his coverage of Soccer Aid on Sunday night as the presenter found himself ambushed by a group of celebrity football players live on air. As the annual UNICEF fundraiser switched from Old Trafford to the London Stadium, Dermot was joined by former England international and Strictly star Alex Scott who be his presenting partner for the charity event.

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Jamie Carragher couldn't resist throwing a jibe at Gary Neville ahead of Soccer Aid.

READ MORE: Soccer Aid 2022 player Mo Gilligan's life off air from being spotted by Drake to Hollyoaks star girlfriendThe presenter will now make his Soccer Aid debut as the first disabled player to ever take to the pitch. Here is everything you need to know about the star. Back in 2014 Alex settled down and married his accountant wife Lynsey.

This year’s line-up includes Scotland’s Strongest Man, Tom Stoltman, as well as actor Damian LewisRunning since 2006, Soccer Aid is an annual charity event that has raised over £38 million for UNICEF UK so far, fundraising money via ticket sales and donations from the public. It was first begun by Robbie Williams and involves a charity football match played by celebrity volunteers. This year will mark the 11th charity match, which will focus on the crisis in Ukraine and specifically the 7.

Soccer Aid has returned for 2022 with a host of famous faces taking to the pitch for the annual charity football match.