Come to the Spanish National Team's training session for a good cause in Valencia!

The Spanish National Team returns to the Mestalla thirteen years after the last Spain match there, which was in 2005 against Bosnia and Herzegovina and ended with a 1-1 draw. On this occasion, the European champions play a vital match in Valencia with hopes of reaching the final four of the UEFA Nations League. Spain will hold their first training session after returning from the Netherlands at the match venue and it will be a unique opportunity to see how Luis de la Fuente's side prepare with your own eyes.

Next Friday, 21 March at 19:00 (Spanish peninsular time), the national team will hold a training session which will be open to the public and invites are now available until numbers run out. From today, from 12:00 noon onwards, while stocks last, anyone wishing to attend at Mestalla can get their tickets at this link.

As well as getting an up close and personal look at the work the internationals do, the RFEF is offering fans the opportunity to make donations to the Fila Cero initiative which aims to help rebuild football facilities in the damaged areas. This is the account number: ES52 2100 5731 7802 0044 6016.

There is also the option of making a donation via BIZUM, by entering the NGO code and sending donations to 10687.

This initiative is part of the Crisis Committee formed by the RFEF, LaLiga, Liga F, AFE, FutPro and the regional federations of Castilla-La Mancha and Valencia, with the goal of rebuilding the facilities damaged by the floods. 

A training session will be another event for a great cause, such as the one that took place at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López, where thousands of people from Tenerife did not want to miss the opportunity to get involved and watch the Spanish national team in action live.