The Football Association of Wales (FAW) is giving children aged 6-11 the chance to become a mascot for Cymru’s UEFA Nations League match against Portugal on Tuesday, 17 November.
A young fan could walk out alongside the players at Cardiff City Stadium for a night of international football, with kick-off at 19:45.
The competition closes at 10:00 on Thursday, 12 November, so make sure you enter before the deadline for a chance to be part of this sold-out fixture.
How to Enter
Cymru v Portugal
Nominate a child aged 6-11 to walk out at the Cardiff City Stadium
The FAW is running a competition to find a young fan to represent Cymru as a mascot for the home fixture against Portugal.
To be eligible, children must be aged between 6 and 11. It is an opportunity to get closer to the Men’s National Team and experience the excitement of an international match from a different perspective.
With Cardiff City Stadium sold out, becoming a mascot could be an amazing experience for a young Cymru supporter.
Entries close at 10:00 on Thursday, 12 November. The Rules of the Game and Terms and Conditions can be viewed here.
The successful mascot will receive a range of benefits as part of the matchday experience.
These include:
- Official SUDU kit to keep: Kit will be provided for the mascot to wear and keep after their mascot duties are complete.
- Match tickets: Two tickets will be provided for the mascot and their guardian.
- Food provided: Food for the mascot will be available as part of the experience.
The UEFA Nations League fixture against Portugal will be the final game of the year for Cymru’s Men’s National Team. In September, Cymru narrowly lost 1-0 to Portugal in Lisbon, with João Félix scoring the only goal of the match.
