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Homeless World Cup: This is how to organise a World Cup
The Big Issue UK 07 September 2019
Trying to establish a player’s name and date of birth are just some of the things Zakia Moulaoui has to sort out while coordinating the 2015 Homeless World Cup, which sees 64 teams and 640 players from around the world arrive in Amsterdam next week. She speaks to The Big Issue UK about this year’s tournament. (934 Words) - By Andrew Burns
2014 Santiago Homeless World Cup - Team Chile celebrates their Homeless World Cup victory.Credit: Elaine Livingstone
2014 Santiago Homeless World Cup - Opening Parade.Credit: Elaine Livingstone
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