The All-Star charity match at Anfield later this month has taken further exciting shape after captains Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher met to select the elite players they each want on their side for the game.

Organised by the Liverpool FC Foundation, the Reds' official charity, the Sunday March 29 event will raise funds for the local community and benefit thousands of young people and adults around the city.

On the field, a stellar cast of professionals have been recruited for a special match that gives fans an opportunity to watch Gerrard run out alongside some of their favourite players before he bids farewell to the club at the end of the season.

In addition to current first-teamers not on international duty and young talents from the Academy, confirmed guest participants include Luis Suarez, Fernando Torres, Pepe Reina, Dirk Kuyt, Xabi Alonso and Thierry Henry.

But how are they going to line up? It was down to Gerrard and Carragher to settle the matter at Melwood, with an old-fashioned picking session that can be watched in all its glory in the free video below...

Tickets for the occasion at Anfield have completely sold out, but the match will be broadcast live and exclusively on LFCTV and LFCTV GO in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, and live around the world.

LFCTV: For anyone signing up to the service between 12.01am on March 28 and 11.59pm on March 29 (48 hours) via Sky or Virgin Media, LFC will donate £3 to the charities. LFCTV subscription is available in the UK and Ireland.

LFCTV GO: A £1, 24-hour pass is available for LFCTV GO. This will be on sale from 7pm on March 28 until 7pm on March 29 and will be valid for 24 hours from the point of purchase. This will give access to the live TV feed as well as on-demand video content. LFC will donate the full £1 to the charities. LFCTV GO is available worldwide.

Click here for more information about this match.

Please note that each player's involvement in the game, including the duration of each player's appearance, is subject to players' club approval, international duty obligations and fitness at the time of the match.