Football has been a powerful healing force for families bereaved by the Grenfell Tower tragedy, players at the Grenfell Memorial Cup have said. The event commemorating the 72 victims of the London fire saw a series of five matches being held at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium in Shepherd’s Bush, west London.The friendly competition saw face-offs between players from Grenfell Athletic FC women’s team against workers from mental health groups, and a youth tournament.Celebrities including rapper AJ Tracey, Big Zuu and comedian Mo Gilligan are among those playing.Click here to sign up to our newsletters.
The friendly competition saw face-offs between players from Grenfell Athletic FC women’s team against workers from mental health groups, and a youth tournament.Click.
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