The Millennium Stadium has joined forces with Football Aid again this year, allowing football fans the opportunity to represent their country vs a Rest of the World (Away) team on the hallowed turf at the iconic sporting venue thanks to the Community Events initiative.

Dragons supporters are being invited via the Football Aid website to ‘Live the Dream’, while also raising funds for charity, in an authentic match day experience on Wednesday 15 May, kick off 4 pm,.

Players will gain exclusive access to the pitch and tunnel areas, pull on their own personalised shirt in the official changing rooms, walk down the tunnel to the sound of a cheering crowd and ultimately step out on to the hallowed turf and represent their nation in a never to be forgotten 90 minutes of football.

The matches have also been supported by a host of national legends, with the likes of Clayton Blackmore, Pat Nevin and Trevor Steven all lending their valuable support in recent years, by playing alongside or managing the supporters in the hugely enjoyable matches at The Millennium Stadium.

Getting involved couldn’t be easier, just visit www.footballaid.com, select Wales International and your position, then place your bid – it really is that simple.

And with most starting bids for positions at just £175, booking a position could turn out to be the best bargain you’ll ever bag!

Bidding is open from now until the middle of March, depending on what position you want to play. So if you're keen to secure your place on your Field of Dreams this season, why not visit www.footballaid.com today to make sure you're part of the team! Alternatively if you’d like any additional information, you can call Football Aid on 0131 220 5999 or email info@footballaid.com.

Football Aid celebrated their 10th anniversary in 2010 and have allowed over 13,000 football fans the chance to “Live the Dream” in more than 500 matches. They are a groundbreaking organisation which generates funds annually by hosting charity football matches at iconic stadiums all over the UK. The unique concept was the brainchild of businessman and Football Aid Chairman Craig Paterson and funds raised from the event will benefit the work of a charitable project nominated by the club, as well as projects nominated by Football Aid’s parent charity Field of Dreams.