Sporting entertainment will take centre stage in Lowestoft once more this weekend.

The 'biggest fundraiser' organised by the Taylor High Memorial Fund, will see former team-mates, friends and family unite on the football pitch once more to remember the popular Lowestoft teenager.

Ole Frank and Corton XI will battle it out at Crown Meadow – the home of Lowestoft Town FC – this Sunday.

The memorial fund was set up by 19-year-old Taylor's parents, Elaine and Gary, after his death in a car crash in west Norfolk two years ago.

Since then, it has raised more than £33,500 and donated more than £31,000 to deserving causes across Waveney and Norfolk. The High family opted to keep the fund running as their way of 'passing on Taylor's smile'.

Mrs High said: 'Our biggest fund-raiser will see Taylor's Saturday and Sunday sides playing for the Taylor High Memorial Cup.

'There is a huge raffle with prizes donated by traders across Lowestoft, Oulton Broad and friends, and there is also the chance to win a 32in television with the lucky programme you will be given on arrival.'

Youngsters will also have the opportunity to meet children's TV favourite Peppa Pig, and there will be refreshments available. Raffle tickets cost £1, with the raffle drawn after the match in the clubhouse.

Gates open at 1pm, and the match will kick off at 2pm, with entry costing £4 for adults and £2 for children.

To find out more about the fund, visit its page on Facebook.