Bucks based Denham United Football Club are hosting a charity football match all in aid of the NHS.
Ben Harris, the manager and chairman of Denham united has organised the game to be played against some NHS key workers, and hopefully some appearances from some retired pros too.
The manager to the NHS Key worker team will be John Salako, former Brentford, Reading and Crystal Palace player.
Ben is also looking for some local businesses to sponsor the NHS Kits, as well as the trophies and medals, all sponsors will have their name shown, as well as free tickets to the game.
Ben told us why he decided to host a charity game like this.
"We wanted to day thank you to the NHS and what better what to do it is bringing football, the passion of so many, together with the opportunity to have an event they can remember. Hopefully we can make it an annual thing and it will be a really good source of funding for the NHS."
The game is on Sunday the 30th May at 3pm, and is being held at Wycombe Wanderers stadium, Adams Park.
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