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Reading Community Cup returns to celebrate Refugee Week with unity, football, and community spirit

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Wednesday, June 11, 2025 6:01 am
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Reading Refugee Community Cup

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Sanctuary Strikers FC, in collaboration with Berks & Bucks FA and Reading University, has to announced the return of the Reading Community Cup, a vibrant football tournament celebrating Refugee Week.

This year’s tournament will take place on Saturday 14th June at Reading University and promises to be the biggest and most inclusive yet. Sanctuary Strikers are under the Refugee Support Group and have helped with fundraising for the team and admin.

Now an eagerly anticipated annual fixture, the Reading Community Cup brings together players, supporters, and communities to celebrate diversity, build lasting relationships, and offer a warm welcome to refugees and asylum seekers.

With 12 teams from across Reading already signed up, the tournament showcases not only footballing talent but also the power of sport to connect people beyond borders.

This year’s event is generously sponsored by Kitlocker, Reading University, and Ipro, whose support helps keep the tournament free and open to all. Spectators, families, and community members are encouraged to come along, bring their energy, and enjoy a day filled with football, community spirit, and cultural exchange.

“We’ve seen how football can be a lifeline – it helps people feel seen, supported, and connected,” said a representative from Sanctuary Strikers.

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“The Reading Community Cup isn’t just a tournament – it’s a message that everyone belongs.”

Traditionally featuring men’s teams, the organisers are now calling for women’s teams to get involved. The goal is to create an even more inclusive space that welcomes everyone, regardless of background or gender.

Event Details:

Event: Reading Community Cup 2025

Date: Saturday, 14th June

Time: All day event

Location: Reading University, Berkshire

Admission: Free and open to all

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