Alex Scott looked amazing in a red latex gown to host Soccer Aid

Soccer Aid returned last night, and with *so* many of our favorite celebrities and sports stars taking to the pitch and the sidelines, you better believe we were watching every second. This year’s annual fundraising event for Unicef ​​(created by Robbie Williams and Jonathan Wilkes in 2006) saw former Lionesses Jill Scott, Karen Carney, and Eni Aluko playing alongside and competing with celebrities including Usain Bolt, Sir Mo Farah, Liam Payne , and Tommy Fury.

While ex Women’s health Mel C’s cover star, Stormzy, Task stars Vicky McClure and Martin Compston, Harry Redknapp, and Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes took on management and coaching roles for the football game. We tell you that it is a star list.

But we are not talking about those names. Alex Scott, or more specifically Alex Scott’s stunning red latex gown, stole the Soccer Aid show and for good reason.

Co-hosting Soccer Aid with Dermot O’Leary, Alex made sure to stand out in a red Saint Laurent design. With a halter neckline finished in a racerback style, the sleek midi dress accentuated the former pro soccer player’s toned core and toned arms.

A pair of black Sergio Rossi heels with gold ornate detail on the toe completed the look. Alex also added a chunky gold bracelet from Alexis Bittar jewelery which is worn on her left wrist.

Alex shared lots of snaps to his Instagram stories, including a close look at the fit.

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Twitter absolutely loved Alex’s look for the event, with fans present on the platform agreeing he looked amazing writing:

Alex Scott
He’s just perfection.
Alex Scott looks amazing
He looked absolutely stunning. Doing a good job as usual.
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But we think Leah Williamson probably has the best say. The Arsenal player and captain of the England team showed his appreciation for his friend by sharing a photo of Alex on the screen. He tweeted, “”.

We ourselves could not have said it better.