Melbourne Victory and Adelaide United’s A-Leagues Pride Cup will serve as an important opportunity to drive change at both a professional and community level, its organisers have said.
The clubs’ men’s and women’s sides will meet at AAMI Park on 16 February, a year on from the league’s first iteration of the Pride Cup at Hindmarsh Stadium.
According to Pride Cup CEO James Lolicato, whose organisation has partnered with the clubs to organise the fixture, only 6% of LGBTI+ young people are involved in a team sport. In his view, these games serve as an important opportunity to…
