The head coach of Everton, Frank Lampard, reacted to the club's initiative in preparation for the charity match with Dynamo Kyiv.
"Toffees" are making every effort to ensure that Ukrainian families, who have settled in six Liverpool districts within the framework of the British government's Home For Ukraine program, have the opportunity to attend the game at Goodison Park.
Lampard emphasized the importance of covering the game against Dynamo to help Ukrainians who suffered from Russian aggression:
"We are pleased to work with city councils to extend this invitation to Ukrainian refugee families living in Merseyside. We are trying to do everything we can to help the people who have been affected by the terrible war in Ukraine," the Everton coach was quoted as saying by the Liverpool Echo.
"Everton" has supported Ukraine since the first days. In March, club owner Farhad Moshiri and chairman Bill Kenwright donated £250,000 to humanitarian aid.
In the last matches of the last season, Everton players took to the field with the logo of the British Committee for Emergency Situations Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal program.
As a reminder, the charity match "Everton" - "Dynamo" within the framework of the "white-blue" initiative "Match For Peace" will be held on Friday, July 29. Kickoff is 9:45 p.m.