Most Inclusive Match.
A groundbreaking football initiative that’s making the sport truly welcoming and accessible for all.
Integrated Dreams and World Football Summit have been working side by side for years to promote disability inclusion across football’s global ecosystem. Our collaboration is rooted in shared values, mutual trust, and a clear mission: Make football a game for everyone. One of our main initiatives together is the Most Inclusive Match.
It is a flagship initiative designed to break down barriers and create a matchday experience where everyone belongs. We want football to be for everyone. No exceptions.
Accessibility
Ensuring no fan is left behind. We believe the love of the game should be accessible to everyone. Accessibility is at the core of what we do, from creating inclusive experiences on and off the field to removing any barriers that stand in the way. Whether through adaptive equipment, sensory-friendly spaces, or clear, inclusive communication, we’re dedicated to making sure everyone can fully enjoy the match.
Community
Making inclusion a shared celebration. True community grows when everyone has a role to play. This match celebrates that collective spirit, turning shared experiences into deeper empathy and lasting connections. Through sport, we aim to build a community where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.
Diversity
Embracing difference at every level. Our approach is shaped by valuing the wide range of abilities, backgrounds, and experiences people bring. Diversity isn’t just visible on the field; it’s felt in every handshake, cheer, and shared moment. By welcoming different perspectives and talents, we create a space where everyone feels they belong.
Upcoming editions.
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Previous editions.
The Most Inclusive Match is not a one-off event. It leaves a lasting footprint on the clubs, the fans, and the communities involved.
2026 – Toulouse FC vs FC Lorient – Ligue 1 McDonald’s
- Co-organised by Ligue de Football Profesionnel and Toulouse FC
- B2B conference about inclusion of disabled workers in society: testimonials, best practices and difficulties
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Job dating dedicated to job seekers with disabilities: football activities in the morning and meetings with companies that hired in the afternoon
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Access Stadium Tour for local organisms in link with disabilities to present the Toulouse FC’s access policy
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Conference led by students about inclusion in sport
- Two hours of pre match activities dedicated to disability on Stadium de Toulouse Fan Zone
- Giant TIFO revealed by our disabled fan group Handi Tolosa / Anthem of the Club interpreted on sign language / Disabled kids on the protocol / Blind football activity at half-time / Fake kick-off made by two disabled ambassadors
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Specific footprint on the jerseys
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Give Vision solution implemented / Set-up of a sensory room
2025 – Real Sociedad vs Rayo Vallecano – LALIGA
- Mental Health Awareness Match in partnership with Why Not and AGIFES
- Powerchair Football Exhibition alongside a Genuine & Legends friendly match
- Immersive Visual and Hearing Experiences at the Fan Zone and inside the stadium, including audio descriptive commentary, sign language interpreting and ColorAdd solutions
- Inclusive Family Photo with over 300 people with disabilities joining the celebration
- Culture and Inclusion Through Art with a performance by Verdini
- Sustainability Meets Inclusion: a bench made from recycled bottle caps donated to an association supporting people with disabilities
2024 – Atlético de Madrid vs Lille OSC – UEFA Champions League
- Adapted sports exhibitions, accessibility booths, and fan activities
- Color-blindness tests and solutions with ColorAdd code
- Line-ups and national anthem interpreted in sign language
- Referees entered the pitch with children with intellectual disabilities
- Volunteers with diverse disabilities assisted fans across the stadium
- Created a Sensory Room for individuals with sensory sensitivities
2023 – Real Betis Balompié vs Real Valladolid CF – LALIGA
- 1,740 fans with disabilities attended the game
- Exhibition of adapted sports in the Fan Zone and at halftime
- National anthem performed in sign language
- Players entered the pitch with children who have functional disabilities
- Cognitive accessibility tools provided, including an easy-to-read match guide
- Jerseys featured braille numbers and ColorAdd code for color-blind individuals
Whether you’re a club, brand, organization, or fan, you can help shape the future of football as a game that truly includes everyone.
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