Fans will be able to hear live commentary on Scarborough's historic Emirates FA Cup clash with Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.
It's the first time that Scarborough Athletic have played in the first round proper of the FA Cup and the game at the Flamingo Land Stadium is a sell out.
The club have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure as many fans as possible can follow the action live and have arranged for This is the Coast to broadcast full live commentary on the game.
The radio station already provides commentary on the club's league games through a partnership with the club.
Coverage of Saturday's game will start at 2pm with a special live programme from the Flamingo Land Stadium hosted by regular commentators Paddy Billington and Ant Taylor. It will be broadcast on This is the Coast's main DAB service which is also available through the stations app.
Scarborough Athletic Chairman, Trevor Bull, was keen for fans who couldn't get a ticket to be able to follow the historic game after the stadium sold out in a matter of hours.
Scarborough Athletic say that with all tickets sold the game will be busy with queues likely, and they are advising supporters to arrive early.
Home supporters can access the ground, the Fan Zone and The Victory Bar from 12:30pm. The Fan Zone can be accessed quickest via the Boro Gate turnstiles.
The club say:
"Our brand new Fan Zone, located behind the Fortus stand will be open. Whilst still a work in progress, we are delighted that The Victory Bar will be open from 12.30pm, as well as a The Seadog Kitchen and coffee shack. We hope this will improve the fan experience and we hope you will support the club by supporting the Fan Zone.
The Fan Zone is limited to capacity and supporters should attend early before the Fan Zone meets capacity."
More details about how to tune in to This is the Coast can be found at https://www.thisisthecoast.co.uk/radio/
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