Local football fans could play against some sporting heroes this summer - all in the name of charity.
The 'match for mental health' will take place at Solitude in North Belfast on Saturday, June 24 and will see Manchester United legends touch down in Belfast. It has been organised by and to help TAMHI (Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues), which works with sports clubs and groups to raise awareness of mental health and resilience.
Speaking to Belfast Live, Mickey Meehan, from TAMHI said: "We are bringing over Manchester United legends to Belfast. It is former United players, and there'll be three sections of a match at Solitude. They will be playing a showcase against a Cliftonville/Crusaders select and we will also have members of the public playing against Manchester United.