A football match has been planned to raise money in memory of a St Neots teenager.
Jacob Crawshaw, 19, died in a car crash last year the day after watching the club he supports, Luton Town, play Millwall.
Jacob's friends then planned a football match in his honour to raise money for the Road Victims Trust.
Friend and organiser Harrison Clark said: "I felt like I wanted to do something more, and not everyone could make the funeral, so we were just discussing it and then all together we came up with the idea of a football match."
The match will be played at St Neots Town FC, a club Jacob had a scholarship with, on May 7 with a 4 pm kick-off.
Entrance will be £2 for adults and £1 for concessions and under 16s.
More than £1000 has been raised online, and there will be a charity raffle on the day.
If you would like to donate a prize to the raffle, visit www.jacobmemorial.org/memorial-football-match/
Donations to the Road Victims Trust can be made via JustGiving at www.justgiving.com/fundraising/JacobCrawshaw.
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