Saturday’s matches at Wycheproof are aiming to demonstrate the influence sports clubs can have for the community when advocating for respect, fair play and non-violence on and off the field.

“This cup round is for everybody in this shire and it will reflect the values and principles of clubs and local residents who have actively supported this local project and who reject sexism, discrimination and violence,” project officer Alan Thomson said this week.

The day will also include Charlton’s Darren Good setting a new Navies’ games record with the club of 383.