Millwall launches Pride playbook to strengthen LGBTQ+ football ties
The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 4:42 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026

Millwall has released a pioneering 78-page ‘Pride playbook’ aimed at fostering stronger connections between traditional football clubs and LGBTQ+ teams. The initiative is part of the Lions' efforts to promote inclusivity during Pride month and follows the success of their teams, Millwall Romans and Millwall Pride. The playbook is designed to facilitate collaboration and extend the reach of LGBTQ+ football amid increasing interest. Millwall's initiative marks a significant step in supporting inclusive football culture across the country.
- •Millwall's playbook is the first of its kind in football.
- •The release coincides with Pride month.
- •Millwall Romans and Millwall Pride have seen success.
- •The playbook aims to meet increasing demand for LGBTQ+ football initiatives.
- 4:42 PMThe Guardian Sport — Millwall publish ‘Pride playbook’ to help clubs form stronger links with LGBTQ+ teams
"Lions seek to help extend the reach of inclusive clubs 78-page document is the first of its kind in football Millwall have published a first-of-its-kind “Pride playbook” to help football clubs form stronger partnerships with LGBTQ+ teams across the country. The move comes during Pride month as the Lions seek to build on the success of their teams, Millwall Romans and Millwall Pride, and help extend the reach of LGBTQ+ inclusive football amid growing demand. Continue reading...
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