Connah's Quay Nomads will take on Flint Town United on Friday, November 6, as part of an ambitious drive to bring more people through the gates and enhance the matchday experience.

The Cymru Premier fixture, which kicks off at 8pm at the Essity Stadium in Flint, forms part of the Nomads' new 'Friday Night Lights' project.

The project has set its sights on attracting 1,000 supporters to the game, with organisers hoping families from across the community will make a full evening of the occasion.

Before the football, the annual RNLI Flint fireworks event will take place at Flint Lifeboat Station, with gates opening at 6pm, a beacon lighting at 6.45pm and the display due to begin at around 7pm.

Flint Social Club's outside area will be open from 6pm with drinks offers and live entertainment, while the bar inside the stadium will open from 7pm.

The huge derby will follow the fireworks (Image: Supplied)

Food and refreshments will also be available, with Bonni's Pizza, The Sweet Box Wrexham and Coffee Dream among those attending.

Merchandise for both Connah's Quay Nomads and Flint Town United will also be available to buy.

The entertainment will continue at half-time, when youngsters from the academies of the two Flintshire clubs will take part in a penalty shootout.

Social media star 'Kid De Gea', who has a collective following of more than 1.1 million across social media channels, will make a special appearance as the goalkeeper.

Football-only tickets cost £5 for adults, with children admitted free.

A combined ticket covering the fireworks and football costs £10 for adults, with 50 per cent of the proceeds from adult combination tickets going to the RNLI.

Children's combination tickets cost £1, with 100 per cent of those proceeds going to the RNLI, while a family-of-four ticket covering both the fireworks and football costs £20.

Organisers hope the night will demonstrate what can be achieved when football clubs, local businesses and the wider Flintshire community work together.