As part of the International Day Against Homophobia on 17 May, the matchday 34 of Ligue 1 Uber Eats and the matchday 38 of Ligue 2 BKT were an opportunity for the LFP and the entire professional football ecosystem to rally behind a clear and firm message: let's get rid of discrimination, let's get rid of homophobia!
Over the course of a weekend marked by an exceptional effort deployed in all the stadiums, supported by the total involvement of Ligue 1 club Uber Eats and Ligue 2 club BKT, as well as all the players involved in French football (coaches, referees, delegates), broadcasters and journalists, all the shirts worn by the players were emblazoned with a special event logo symbolising their commitment to combating homophobia, as well as a brand new competition patch featuring the colours of the rainbow.
These exceptional shirts are being auctioned on the international MatchWornShirt platform until Sunday 9 June at 2pm for Ligue 2 BKT and at 3pm for Ligue 1 Uber Eats.
All proceeds will then be donated to four anti-discrimination associations with which the LFP works throughout the year: the Licra, the Fondation pour le Sport Inclusif, Foot Ensemble and Her Game Too.
