Lesser Hampden will play host to a special kind of football tournament next month as it prepares to host the 2015 Multicultural Football Festival.
Organised in partnership with the Scottish FA and BEMIS - a support organisation for the black and ethnic minority voluntary sector in Scotland - the Festival will celebrate Scotland diverse communities through football, community and drink. See full details of the 7-a-side Football Tournament below:
7-a-side Football Tournament and Multicultural Football Festival
Saturday 17 October
12.30pm - 5pm
Lesser Hampden, Glasgow
The Scottish Football Association is committed to ensuring that football in Scotland is open to all and that barriers, real and perceived, are removed particularly in relation to under-represented groups.
This will ensure participation, fairness, and equality are promoted across our national game.
Although it is integrated into everything we do as an association via our Equity Action Plan, thanks to the Scottish Government’s CashBack for Communities fund and with the expertise and backing of our strategic partners BEMIS Scotland, we have been able to develop a bespoke project with dedicated
professionals.
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