Local heroes and creators and special guests will go head-to-head in a charity match for the Epilepsy Society.
Banbury United will host the event at the Spencer Stadium on Sunday, May 3, where stars from Harry Wanderers and Puritans FC will take to the field in an afternoon of fundraising and football.
The occasion offers a unique blend of grassroots talent and popular digital creators, promising fans a chance to see familiar personalities up close.
Gates will open at 1.30pm ahead of a 3pm kick-off.
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Entry fees are set at £6, with tickets available in advance online or at the gate and all proceeds go to Epilepsy Society.
Alongside the on-pitch excitement, fans will have ample opportunity to engage with the players, snap photos, and partake in the post-match festivities.
With a host of recognisable faces involved, it seems set to offer a memorable day for supporters of all ages.
Rows for parking at the stadium will be limited, with overflow options available at Banbury Train Station.
Hot food, drinks, and a bar will be accessible inside the stadium, with various seating and standing areas for families.
Supporters are encouraged to arrive early to avoid queues and soak up the pre-match activities.
Banbury United appears to be preparing for a day full of fun, flair, and football, all for a noble cause.
Attendees can find more information on the players involved on the event’s Instagram page.
The club is enthusiastically looking forward to welcoming all supporters in anticipation of an enjoyable match day.