On December 28th, we’re bringing people together for a day dedicated to Sudan, football, culture and community. As Sudan faces Equatorial Guinea in the Africa Cup of Nations, we’re creating a space where the match becomes more than just a game, a moment to speak about resilience, identity, pride and everything our community carries.

Football brings us in, but it’s the conversations, the food and the togetherness that make the day meaningful. Besides the match, there will be a short panel about sport and resilience in Sudan, followed by a shared Sudanese lunch. The Grey Space in The Hague will simply be a place to meet, reconnect and feel at home.

Program 
Doors open 13:30 to 14:00
Communal lunch 14:00 to 14:15
Opening by Sudan Connect and Milla Milla
14:15 to 15:00 Panel: Resilience through sport and Sudan’s Road to the Africa Cup
15:30 to 17:15 Africa Cup 2025, Sudan versus Equatorial Guinea
18:00 End of event

Tickets
Children up to fourteen years old: five euros
Adults: ten euros Adult ticket including lunch: fifteen euros

All extra income and donations go to SAPA, the Sudanese American Physicians Association, a non profit led by Sudanese doctors working to keep healthcare and hope alive in Sudan.

Who’s welcome: the entire Sudanese community, families, students, football fans and anyone who wants to experience Sudanese culture up close. Come for the match, stay for the culture, leave with connection.

Note: This is an alcohol-free event.