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A first in : a club offers its supporters periodic protection on match evenings

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In a first-of-its-kind effort to boost the inclusion of women in professional soccer stadiums, a French team has launched the initiative. This approach is part of a larger project aimed at improving the fan experience and combating sexism and inappropriate behavior.

This is the first concrete measure to see the light of day, at the heart of a much larger inclusion plan. Since October 29, during the reception of (11th day of Ligue 2), the supporters of the club, who go every week to the Aube stadium, the den of ESTAC, can find in toilets with periodic protection, free and available.

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As reported Le Parisien-Today in this initiative, unique in France within professional football clubs, reflects the desire of the City Football Group, an investment fund based in England, which recently owns ESTAC, as well as Manchester City and Girona.

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This measure is part of a much more global project, intended to allow women to enjoy football at the stadium under the same conditions as men: fight against sexism in the stands, against touching during searches at the entrance, prevention , awareness, staff training, etc.

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ESTAC, which is playing in Ligue 2 this season, has the most female audience in France: 27% women, compared to a national average of 17% in professional clubs (LFP study in 2023).

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