Galician TV and Liga Genuine Unite for Inclusive Football Match

Vigo Hosts Inclusive Football Match: CRTVG and Liga Genuine Celebrate 40 Years of Galician Television Vigo, Spain – In a heartwarming display of sportsmanship and social inclusion, presenters and announcers from CRTVG (Galician Television) recently faced off against players from Liga Genuine, a football league for athletes with intellectual disabilities. The event, held in Vigo to commemorate CRTVG's 40th anniversary, underscored the power of sport to unite diverse communities. The match showcased not only athletic skill but also a strong sense of camaraderie and mutual respect. "The important thing was to have fun and participate," shared one Liga Genuine player, highlighting the inclusive spirit of the event. Another participant, Arturo Fernandez, a presenter from CRTVG, commented on the experience: "What I was trying to do was find passes to my teammates." The game ended with a score of 2-1 in favor of the Liga Genuine team. The event's organizer, former Celta and Spanish national team player Michel Salgado, expressed his pride in seeing these young athletes compete. "It's incredible to see these young people playing here," he stated. The MS2 Cup, which Salgado has organized for six years, exemplifies the positive impact of sports on social inclusion. The event serves as a powerful reminder of the unifying power of sports and the importance of creating opportunities for everyone to participate, regardless of ability. The collaboration between CRTVG and Liga Genuine demonstrates a commitment to building a more inclusive and compassionate society.