The AFL Legends Game brings people from far and wide for a great cause, and this year's edition has a litany of football-adjacent names familiar to the Australian landscape.
From top-line football journalists to media personalities and even a comedian, the 2026 edition of the marquee contest will play host to some recognisable people.
Channel Seven journalist duo Tom Morris and Mitch Cleary will lace up the boots for the All Stars. Cleary is under an injury watch after he pinged his hamstring in July, which he revealed on Triple M.
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Well-known Australian comedian Dave Hughes will feature once again, despite the concerning injury he sustained last year.
Hughes suffered five broken ribs and a punctured lung following a brutal hit from former Sun and Blue turned podcaster, Dan Gorringe.
The pair went head-to-head in a centre ball-up, and Gorringe cannoned into Australia's funny man.
Fellow comedian Nick Cody will feature again for the All Stars, bringing equal parts laid-back and blunt from his on-stage routine, which will fit seamlessly into the marquee clash.
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Online social media sensations Shepmates and the Marmalade boys will also be wearing the All Stars guernsey.
Shepmates are best known as a comedic pairing and sports media brand run by twin brothers Miles and Archie. They have 899,000 followers on Instagram and counting.
The brothers work on skits and relive legendary commentary moments, taking on a spin of their own.
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Marmalade became famous by popularising grassroots football through their viral Div 12 ressies videos.
Originally from Adelaide, Checkers and Srey expanded to Melbourne, documenting their journey through social media. They have 131,000 followers on Instagram.
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Nick Butler is an Australian sports media personality, podcaster and former SANFL and VFL player.
Butler featured for Port Adelaide and Geelong in the state-league competitions, has presented for Channel 10, and hosts the popular 200 Plus footy podcast.
Australian singer and songwriter Ruel will be swapping out the microphone for the Sherrin, and will line up for the All Stars.
You still have time to secure your tickets if you want to attend the Marvel event. Funds raised through the Four'N Twenty Legends Game help support patient care and vital prostate cancer research collaborations at the Australian Prostate Centre.
Get your tickets to the 2026 Four'N Twenty Legends Game HERE.
