Tonight Derby County face Liverpool as the first round of the Premier League All Stars tournament continues at the All Stars Arena in North Greenwich.

All Stars is a star-studded pro-celebrity charity event screened live on Sky One every night this week.

The event is endorsed by all 20 Barclays Premier League clubs and is a part of the Premier League's Creating Chances charity initiative.

A massive prize fund of £300,000 will be distributed among the clubs' nominated charities.

Each All Stars squad is made up of legends, celebrities and fans.

Ex-players representing Derby tonight are Steve Cherry, Darryl Powell, Dean Sturridge and Darren Wassall.

Also playing are the celeb trio of ex-Eastenders actor Des Coleman, former Derbyshire cricketer Dominic Cork and athlete Jamie Baulch, while the fans lucky enough to be playing for their club are financial advisor Andy Mason, editorial manager Chad Potter and account manager Andy Wheeler.

The Derby County team are playing to earn as much of the prize fund as possible for their community initiatives providing access to high quality activities for all.

Representing Liverpool tonight are legends Ray Houghton, Phil Neal, Jason McAteer and Bob Bolder in goal.

The celebs are comedian Dave Gorman, Radio 1 DJ Colin Murray and that famous son Euan Blair.

The three lucky Liverpool fans are Nick Haycraft, football coach Graeme Inman and Paul Smith.

Liverpool will be fighting it out for the Anthony Walker Foundation, to which their winnings will be donated.

Free tickets are still available for tonight's game and throughout the rest of the tournament which reaches its climax on Sunday with the Grand Finals night.

Details are available from www.skyone.com/allstars or from the ticket hotline on 0871 987 1234.

Tickets are subject to availability.