Spice Girls stars Mel C and Emma Bunton have joined forces with the likes of Gary Barlow, Kimberley Walsh and Gary Lineker to record England's official 2014 FIFA World Cup single.

The Take That star, former England ace and a hoard of showbiz names hit Sarm Studios in London to record the song's video on Wednesday (March 5).

The boy @GaryBarlow done good for @sportrelief pic.twitter.com/K8jAY5oaHa

— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) March 5, 2014

A number of former England players will also feature on the track and were present for the shoot - which is being recorded at the same location as Band Aid shot their iconic charity promo in 1984.

The video is set to premiere during Sport Relief, which airs on BBC One later this month (Friday, March 21).

The likes of Conor Maynard, Eliza Doolittle, Katy B and Pixie Lott are also involved in the project, as well as ex-England internationals Sir Geoff Hurst, Dion Dublin, Gary Pallister, Kenny Sansom, Carlton Palmer, David Seaman, Gary Mabbutt, Michael Owen, Glenn Hoddle, Peter Shilton and Martin Keown on the track.

The Sun reports that the track is a cover of Take That's Greatest Day and is due forrelease in time for the 2014 FIFA World Cup this summer, which is being held in Brazil.