Almost 100,000 fans can watch their non-league clubs for free if they are fortunate enough to win tickets to this programme, which honours non-league football.   

Chester has praised The National Lottery for offering non-league teams a portion of £12.5 million ($16.7 million) as a lifeline during the Covid-19 outbreak in order to make up for lost gate revenue.   

Chester views its recovery from the epidemic as the ideal chance to give back to the organisation and express gratitude to lottery winners who supported non-league teams. 

Chester's National Lottery Football Weekends game is scheduled to kick off at 3 p.m. on April 2 at Deva Stadium.  

The Darlington ticket offer is valid for the 26 March home game against Boston. 

"It was incredible to have National Lottery players step in and help us survive, all the way through to getting fans back through the gates," Darlington COO David Johnston stated. This is a fantastic opportunity to honour that support, recognise the value of organisations like ours, and provide people with a taste of the exceptional experience that is football at this level. We are eager to have visitors on our property. 

National Lottery Football Weekends Ambassadors Ally McCoist and Karen Carney, who have commended the tenacity of non-league football clubs, are supporting the initiative.  

McCoist stated: "These clubs are so important to their community, and they suffered through the pandemic maybe more than any other aspect of our game." They have survived largely thanks to the generosity of National Lottery players, and you may now help them once more—but from the terraces this time. 

Additionally, it is said that teams like Chester FC would like having spectators on their property. Jim Green, vice chairman of Chester FC, expressed his excitement by saying, "With the National Lottery Football Weekends, we are able to give back to the people that matter the most—the fans."