Samia Longchambon looks stunning as she joins her husband Sylvain at Football For Change Gala 2022

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Red carpet: Samia Longchambon, 40, puts on a leggy display as she joined dapper husband Sylvain at the Football For Change Gala 2022 in Manchester on Thursday

Samia Longchambon put on a leggy display as she attended the Football For Change Gala 2022, in partnership with MailOnline at Manchester’s Old Trafford Cricket Ground on Thursday.

Actress Corrie, 40, sported a tight brown midi dress as she joined husband Sylvain, 42, on the red carpet.

Samia’s camisole had a thigh-high split that gave a glimpse of her toned legs as she completed the look with a pair of lace-up heels.

Red carpet: Samia Longchambon, 40, flaunted her long legs as she joined flamboyant husband Sylvain at the Football For Change Gala 2022 in Manchester on Thursday

Football legend Jamie Carragher is leading a charity that helps disadvantaged young people find work and improve their education.

Samia, who plays Maria Connor in the soap, accentuated her elegance with a bit of makeup and lip gloss.

She let her blonde locks fall to her shoulders as she outfitted an array of gold jewelry.

Long-legged lady: She wore a tight brown midi dress with a high thigh slit

Meanwhile, French professional skater Sylvain, who married the actress in 2016, wore a polished dark suit for the event.

He donned a plain white shirt and navy blue tie as he slipped on dark brown shoes.

Football For Change raised £350,000 through a celebrity lunch and then dinner, held at the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool, last November. Thursday’s black-tie gala aims to raise the bar even higher and earn another £350,000 for the cause.

Lovebirds: Meanwhile, French professional skater Sylvain, actress in 2016, wore a smart dark suit for the event

FOOTBALL CHANGES – WHAT’S ABOUT?

Football for Change was launched last year by Jamie Carragher, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Conor Coady and Dominic Calvert-Lewin to help economically and socially disadvantaged young people build a better future

A major social mobility initiative supported by football superstars, including Gary Neville, Jude Bellingham, Steven Gerrard, Anthony Gordon, Lucas Moura, Peter Crouch and Alan Shearer. The campaign has also joined forces with Noel Gallagher ahead of a spectacular fundraising event in Manchester next week.

Liverpool legend and Sky Sports pundit Carragher, co-chair of the FFC, has been the driving force behind a philanthropic crusade that aims to lift disadvantaged young people out of poverty with opportunities. life changing in education and employment.

Sir Rod Stewart is the patron of this initiative.

Since launching last November, Football For Change has raised £350,000 and is aiming to double that in a star-studded fundraiser next week.

Noel Gallagher is the top performer with his High Flying Birds and Melanie C and Emeli Sande are also providing entertainment with individual sets.

Vernon Kay is the host while numerous exclusives that cannot be bought with money have been donated to a live auction by David Beckham, Formula 1, Robbie Williams, Calvin Harris and BT Sport.

Football legends, business leaders and celebrities will attend the event sponsored by Swinton Insurance.

Smart suits: Football legend Jamie Carragher (left) is leading a charity that helps disadvantaged young people find work and improve their education (pictured with the presenter evening Vernon Kay)

Carragher rummaged through his phone book and assembled an all-star lineup to raise money for projects at home and abroad.

Manchester City diehard fan Noel Gallagher will be at the helm of the standout game and Melanie C and Emeli Sande also provide entertainment, with a full show compiled by Vernon Kay.

The outing comes after Samia freaked out after taking a pool selfie in which her body appeared to be cut in half.

Optical illusion: The outing comes after Samia freaked out after taking a swimming pool selfie in which her body appeared to be cut in half

Take to Instagram on Saturday to share a snap from early summer in which she can be seen wearing an animal print bikini top and black pants with a straw hat.

However, her lower half is completely separate from her top half in the photo, with her legs appearing to be walking underwater.

She captioned her post: ‘I should have paid more attention to GCSE physics, had to Google it.. #refraction.’

Refraction is when light travels from air into water, causing it to slow down and change direction slightly, creating an optical illusion in Samia’s image.

In another photo, Samia looks relaxed as she holds her hands in the air as she walks past the glass-bottomed section of the crystal clear pool she immersed herself in on a recent vacation.