Wales v Costa Rica: Gary Speed's father set to rally the Welsh squad ahead of tribute match in Cardiff Speed's friend Craig Bellamy will wear the captain's armband in place of injured Aaron Ramsey, in what could be his last appearance as an international. Craig is very close to the family and the boys. Ed and Tom will be walking out with both Aaron [Ramsey] and Craig," Roberts said. New Wales manager Chris Coleman has decided to take a back seat for the match. Opponents Costa Rica were chosen for tonight's game as a particular tribute to Speed, who made his Wales debut against them. Around 5,000 tickets are still available. Timetable The evening will begin at 6.15pm with a montage of clips on the big screen from Speed's career as a player and manager. From 7pm onwards, there will music from the Super Furry Animals, Mike Peters (The Alarm), The 4th Street Band, Only Men Aloud, Bryn Terfel and the Risca Male Voice Choir. The Wales anthem will be sung by Courtenay Hamilton. Speed's sons will be the team mascots, led out by Bellamy and Ramsey, and there will be a minute's applause before kick-off. Ryan Giggs, Mark Hughes, Barry Horne and John Hartson will be among 50 former Wales team-mates of Speed who will gather around the centre circle at half-time. Others present will include Vinny Jones, Gabby Logan, Sir Ian Botham, Patrick Vieira, Alex McLeish, David Batty, Les Ferdinand and Brendan Rogers. All proceeds will go to charities selected by Speed's family: Macmillan Cancer Support, CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably - help reduce suicides among men under 35), the Craig Bellamy Foundation (provide kit and equipment in Sierra Leone), The Daisy Garland (a charity involved with lives touched by epilepsy), Wrexham FC Under-15 Boys Academy. Gary's son Ed plays for them.