THE 19th staging of the Bring Back The Love football match will take place today, Labour Day, at the Constant Spring Football Field starting at 7:00 pm.

The event, with telecommuni-cations giant LIME as its main sponsor, will see Entertainers Invitational and Selectors Invitational teams squaring off in a football match.

The proceeds for this year’s event will go towards children’s homes and basic schools.

Clive ‘Busy’ Campbell, the organiser of the event since 1996, said that the main aim is to help the young people of Jamaica.

“All the proceeds will go towards the children; every year we help and this year is no different. The children’s homes and basic schools are what we will be targeting,” he said.

The Entertainers Invitational will be led by Aidonia and is expected to include Lukie D, Tony Curtis, Wickaman, Jah Mikes, Marvin Chin, Elvis Clarke, Nesbeth, Adrian Pitter, Steven Miller, Peter Metro, as well as former national players

Ricardo ‘Bibi’ Gardner and Walter ‘Blacka’ Boyd.

The Selectors Invitational side should comprise DJ Kitt, DJ Barge, Hotaball, Jean Pierre, Rudolph Speid, Marvin Chin, Lincoln Taffe, Kirk Williams, Kasai Hines, Jah Pettigrew, Leroy Gray, Ian Wilkinson, and David Lalor.

Other sponsors of the event are Western Sports, RJR, Bob Marley Museum, News Talk 93.1 FM, Power 106, WATA, Burger King, Jamaica Observer, Cummings Fabricators, Hot 102, Cuddy’z, KLAS ESPN Sports 89 FM, Bob Marley Foundation,

SportsMax and CVM TV.