ALEX SCOTT set white-hot standards at Soccer Aid – with a dazzling new look.
The presenter wore a long sleeveless white dress as she whipped up the atmosphere for the huge charity match at Stamford Bridge.
But it was the latest style for her flowing locks that most caught the eye.
The ex-Lionesses defender topped off a shimmering appearance with her curly hair tied behind but still reaching her waist.
Large silver-coloured ear-rings topped off Alex‘s look.
“So beautiful,” said one fan, with “lovely” and “gorgeous” other verdicts.
Last year 39-year-old Alex opted for a red latex YSL dress valued at around £1,500.
And her latest outfit was just as popular with viewers, albeit for different reasons.
In fact, the two dresses were just as contrasting as the weather.
Alex stayed cool in 2023 amid temperatures pushing 30 degrees.
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This year it was cloudier and far cooler as Alex appeared alongside co-presenter Dermot O’Leary
Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate’s England squad for Euro 2024 have agreed to donate some of their match fees for Soccer Aid.
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Three Lions’ skipper Harry Kane posted: “Good luck everyone!”
As always, Soccer Aid sees an England XI take on a Rest of the World team, who this year are managed by Mauricio Pochettino just weeks after Chelsea sacked him.
The “home” side are being bossed by Frank Lampard, Harry Redknapp, Vicky McClure and Robbie Williams.
Lampard said: “Playing in front of a sold-out crowd at Stamford Bridge is special – for any player, on any occasion. I’m excited to be doing that again – this time with Soccer Aid for Unicef.
“Managing the Soccer Aid England team with Harry will be a proud moment and great fun – but the main focus is rightly on the millions of pounds we can all raise together.”
