Historic Derby saw North East unite for purpose beyond football
While the Black Cats faced the Magpies for the first time in eight years in league competition, the official charities of the North East rivals united behind a greater cause.
The SSE Wildcats Centre will provide a safe environment where girls can try football for the first time. The sessions are ideal for girls to participate in sport, develop fundamental skills, meet new friends, have fun and create foundations for a lifelong love of football.
Helen Byrne, Premier League Primary Stars Events CoordinatorThe Football Association and SSE teamed in 2017 to launch the programme at centres across the country. Sessions will take place every Tuesday, beginning on 17th April between 5pm and 6pm and priced at £2 per session.
While the Black Cats faced the Magpies for the first time in eight years in league competition, the official charities of the North East rivals united behind a greater cause.
Rees Greenwood sat down with Foundation of Light scholars as the former Sunderland AFC man took part in the second instalment of the ‘Changing Room Chat’ series.
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