Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich promoting “Say No to Antisemitism”. (photo credit: Courtesy)
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Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich and New England Revolution owner Robert Kraft have agreed to organize a charity match between the two teams to combat antisemitism.
The match will take place on May 15 at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., and will kick off at 8 pm local time (2 am Israel time).
The match is part of the “Say No to Antisemitism” campaign that combats rising antisemitism and discrimination around the world.
Tickets for the game, titled “Final Whistle on Hate,” go on sale beginning March 15. All proceeds will go toward raising funds for projects promoting equality and tolerance.
The idea behind the match is that sport brings people together. Match marketers say this event specifically is aimed at tackling prejudice and hate of all forms.
The match’s primary beneficiaries will include the World Jewish Congress, the Tree of Life synagogue, the Anti-Defamation League and the Holocaust Educational Trust.
Kraft and Abramovich will each donate $1 million in support of the fight against antisemitism in addition to the revenue made from ticket sales.
Fans will be able to purchase tickets to the match on Ticketmaster.com or Revolutionsoccer.net. Prices for individual tickets start at $40. Special discounts on group tickets are available through Revolutionsoccer.net, with dedicated sections for Chelsea supporters behind one of the goals and behind Chelsea’s bench.
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