Anti-racism campaign launched at Euro 2004

Anti-racism campaigners are using Euro 2004 as a platform to combat prejudice in football which they believe still remains a significant problem for the game.

Anti-racism campaign launched at Euro 2004

Anti-racism campaigners are using Euro 2004 as a platform to combat prejudice in football which they believe still remains a significant problem for the game.

Pat Cox, the Irish president of the European Parliament, and Gilberto Madail, president of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) were among the speakers although the star guest was missing at the press launch for Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE).

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