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Schools and football clubs across the country will be able to watch Wales Under-21s take on Liechtenstein for free.
The friendly match is being held at Newport’s Rodney Parade on Friday September 8, and will be the first home game since Matty Jones’ appointment as manager last year.
The game kicks off at 4.30pm and comes ahead of Wales’ 2025 UEFA European Championships U21 qualifier against Lithuania.
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) is offering free tickets for school trips or clubs to attend the game.
Anyone who volunteers with a football club or works in either a primary or secondary school, or further education institution, can express their interest in attending through the FAW’s website.
The ticket application window closes at 12pm on Thursday August 31.
Tickets are also on general sale, priced at £2 for adults and £2 for under-16s, and can be bought on the Dragons RFC website.
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