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Purpledayss Football match 2027

Sat 20 Mar

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Hagley

The Purpledayss Football Match is back for 2027! This year, we're bringing our community together once again to raise awareness of epilepsy and the challenges you don't always see. Bigger, better and with an important message at its heart. You Don't See It. But That Doesn't Mean It Isn't There.

Purpledayss Football match 2027
Purpledayss Football match 2027

Time & Location

20 Mar 2027, 11:00 – 13:30

Hagley, Brake Ln, Hagley, Stourbridge DY8 2XS, UK

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Purpledayss Football Match 2027

-You Don't See It-

The Purpledayss Football Match is back for 2027, and this year we're bringing an even bigger message to the pitch! Following the success of our 2026 event, which raised £1,500 for Purpledayss, we're returning for another day of football, community and Epilepsy awareness. This year's campaign, " You don't see it " focuses on the invisible challenges of living with Epilepsy. From the everyday struggles people may not notice to the impact Epilepsy can have beyond seizures, we want to help others understand that just because you can't see something doesn't mean it isn't there. The event will bring together two teams, The Absences and The Focals, for a friendly football match with an important purpose. Whether you're playing, cheering from the sidelines or simply coming along to show your support, everyone is welcome! But this event is about more than jus…

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The information on this page is for general educational and awareness purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. I am not a medical professional, and this content should not be used to diagnose or treat epilepsy. If you have concerns about epilepsy, please speak to a qualified healthcare professional.

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