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In fact, fans online have likened the renderings of Qiddiya Speed Park, due for completion in 2027 at a cost of $480m (£360m), to Rainbow Road in the video game Mario Kart. And with a 70m incline ...
I was also born gay. These two things shouldn’t be read as, but are too often seen as, a contradiction in terms. The issue of homophobia in football has resurfaced recently, and has been brought home ...
Football Association chair Debbie Hewitt tells BBC Radio 5 Live it "wasn't a difficult decision" to back Saudi Arabia's bid to host the 2034 men's World Cup.
Quite how committed elite football is to the battle against homophobia is best illustrated, perhaps, by the fate of the rainbow-tinted shirts that have graced France’s top flight for the past ...
Former Aston Villa midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger gives his thoughts on the controversy surrounding the Premier League's Rainbow Laces campaign.
The football chiefs are also due to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia next month – another Middle East nation that outlaws homosexuality. The game’s governing bodies have only themselves to ...
Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi wears the Rainbow Laces captain's armband which has the words 'Jesus Heart You' on during the England Premier League soccer match between Ipswich Town and Crystal ...
Powered by Newcastle United Women to support Rainbow Laces campaign this weekend Newcastle United November 16, 2024 at 12:00 PM UTC · 1 min read ...
In the opening frames of Rylan: Homophobia, Football and Me – a new documentary presented by Rylan Clark – we see the broadcaster and former reality star in a place we haven’t before: a ...
Henderson’s decision to play in Saudi sparked a backlash from the LGBTQ community in England, where he had demonstrated support for inclusivity by wearing rainbow-colored laces as part of an ...
Henderson’s move from Liverpool to Al-Ettifaq came under scrutiny given the midfielder’s previous support of LGBTQ rights. He has publicly endorsed the Stonewall-backed Rainbow Laces campaign ...
The major theme of the 2023 summer transfer window was the spending power of Saudi Arabia and the masses of great players who chose to leave Europe and play their football in the Middle East. The ...
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