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What's Right: Homeless football players competing at the World Cup

The football Homeless World Cup is currently taking place in South Korea’s capital Seoul. The event runs until 28 September and features 56 teams from 44 nations, bringing together 450 players from across the globe who have faced homelessness or other forms of social exclusion.

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tags: sports, football, homelessness, positive news, good news
categories: News
Monday 09.23.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Towards equal pay in professional football

The Danish national men's football team has refused a pay rise that was offered to them for playing for the national team. With this action, the players oppose the unequal payment for women and men in sports. Get all the details on today’s “What’s Right with the world”.

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tags: sports, football, gender equality, gender pay gap, euro2024
categories: Sport
Monday 06.17.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's right: Feel the energy of sports

Since April, football fans with hearing loss in Newcastle get to experience the atmosphere at St James' Park in a more intense way. The Premier League club Newcastle United offers special shirts for fans who are deaf or have hearing loss. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: good news, What's right with the world, Positive news, sports, football, disabilities, inclusion
categories: News
Wednesday 06.05.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

LM on tour: Differdange's football history in the Stade de Thillenberg

Local sports history, nostalgia and success - the Stade de Thillenberg is an iconic place. On Local Matters today, we dive into the history of this stadium.

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tags: football, sports, history, Local Matters, Differdange
categories: Local Matters
Thursday 02.01.24
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

(In)equality in sports: National football player Amy Thompson in our interview

Women’s sports events are less attractive because the level is lower. This is an often-used argument to justify female athletes earning less and getting less attention. The argument however, lacks context. Men don’t play better because they are men. They compete on a higher level better because they receive loads of support.

In today’s interview on Local Matters, we talk to Luxembourg national team football player Amy Thompson about the inequalities between men and women that continue to exist in Luxembourg’s professional football.

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tags: Local Matters, sports, football, Luxembourg, local, gender equality
categories: Sport
Thursday 03.09.23
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

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