The match will feature Kettering trying to give substance to the adage that the side who wants it more is the one that wins.
The match will feature some of the game's biggest stars, including Chelsea's Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres, and Bayern's Arjen Robben and Mario Gomez, who trails only Barcelona's Lionel Messi for goals scored in the competition this season.
The third match will feature Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed against Stephen Gallacher and Ian Poulter.
This year, most matches will feature players with names many fans struggle to pronounce from countries many probably could not find on a map.
Saturday's four morning matches will feature Woods vs. Padraig Harrington; Ian Poulter vs. Stephen Leaney Darren Clarkee vs. Jerry Kelly and Phil Mickelsonn vs. Davis Love III.
The show's tennis matches will feature Roger Federer and Andy Roddick and at least one potential star of tomorrow: a player from the National Junior Tennis Association who will hit against the pros.
Sunday's 12 singles matches will feature, in order, Paul Azinger against Allenby, Duval against Price, Loren Roberts against Stuart Appleby, Mickelson against Weir, Love against Els, Lehman against Elkington, Woods against Singh, Cink against Norman, Sutton against Franco, Furyk against Shigeki Maruyama, Triplett against Campbell, and Begay against Goosen.
The Saracens show reel of recent times is long, but this match will not feature on it.
Odds are this match will be shorter.
It is a soccer match that will feature two passionately supported clubs steeped in tradition.
