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- Feb 27, 2021 Premier League's No Room For Racism Action Plan Wilder: We must be united in fight against racism A week after dropping a No Room For Racism FUT Kit, TIFO, stadium theme and badge in FIFA Ultimate Team, EA continues to back up its fight against all forms of discrimination in VOLTA.
- EA SPORTS FIFA has continued its pledge to support the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign by launching a new dedicated kit in FIFA20 Ultimate Team. The purpose of the campaign is to send a clear message: discrimination will not be tolereated in any area or aspect of football, a stance EA SPORTS FIFA is firmly behind.
EA SPORTS FIFA has continued its pledge to support the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign by launching a new dedicated kit in FIFA20 Ultimate Team.
The purpose of the campaign is to send a clear message: discrimination will not be tolereated in any area or aspect of football, a stance EA SPORTS FIFA is firmly behind.
“No Room For Racism is about zero tolerance and education,” Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham explained when asked about his support for the campaign. “EA SPORTS FIFA is in a unique position to reach millions of fans and influence the outlook of future generations so I’m very proud to support this initiative with the Premier League.”
Abraham is one of four players who are fronting the support, alongside Leicester’s James Maddison, Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard and Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk.
Tammy Abraham is a key figure in EA SPORTS FIFA’s commitment to the Premier League’s campaign
The Premier League’s commitment to its campaign was visible in stadiums across the country last weekend and will be on display again for the upcoming gameweek 10 fixtures.
“Football is for everyone. When that’s challenged, we must forget team colours and stand together to show there’s no room for racism in football or society,” van Dijk added. “EA SPORTS FIFA supporting the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign is a great symbol of that.”
Find out more about the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign here.
Premier League No Room For Racism Kit 2017
Premier League clubs and match officials will wear a No Room For Racism badge on their shirts this season and continue to take a knee after captains of the 20 top flight teams agreed with league plans to continue to acknowledge the Black Lives Matter movement.
Senior figures from the Premier League held an online discussion with the captains on Thursday and agreed that players and match officials will wear a No Room For Racism sleeve badge on their shirts in place of Black Lives Matter badges for the 2020-21 season.
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'This is the first time the badge will feature on players' and officials' kit throughout the season, and will act as a constant reminder of the commitment by the Premier League, its clubs, players and PGMOL to eradicate racism,' the league said in a statement.
Premier League No Room For Racism Kit 2016
Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters said: 'We, our clubs, players and match officials have a long-standing commitment to tackling discrimination.
'Players rightly have a strong voice on this matter, which we saw last season. We have continued to talk and listen to players on this issue and will support them as well as continuing to emphasise the Premier League's position against racism.
'Discrimination in any form, anywhere, is wholly unacceptable and No Room For Racism makes our zero-tolerance stance clear. We will not stand still on this important issue and we will continue to work with our clubs, players and partners to address all prejudiced behaviour.'
Back in June, footballers across Europe gave voice in the campaign to raise awareness of the Black Lives Matter movement outside of the United States, as it gained worldwide attention in the wake of the death of American citizen George Floyd in police custody in May. Captains from all 20 clubs agreed on a collective recognition of the campaign.
The Premier League returns on Saturday, with Fulham's clash with Arsenal at Craven Cottage marking the start of season.