Monaco’s Stade Louis II will once again play host to football with a
purpose as the Fight Aids Cup returns on January 24th for its sixth
edition. Blending celebrity, competition, and compassion, the charity
match continues to grow into one of the Principality’s most meaningful
sporting events.
Kicking off at 3:30pm, the match will see Prince
Albert II’s Barbagiuans face off against Princess Stéphanie’s FC Cirque
in a lively and entertaining showdown designed to delight fans of all
ages. Beyond the goals and good-natured rivalry, the event carries a
powerful message of unity and support for people living with HIV.
All proceeds from the match will benefit Fight Aids Monaco,
the organisation founded and led by Princess Stéphanie, which works to
protect the dignity, rights, and well-being of those affected by HIV.
According to Fight Aids Cup founder Louis Ducruet, the event has evolved far beyond its beginnings. What started as a friendly kickabout has become a true celebration of solidarity, highlighting how sport can bring people together around a shared cause.
According to Fight Aids Cup founder Louis Ducruet, the event has evolved far beyond its beginnings. What started as a friendly kickabout has become a true celebration of solidarity, highlighting how sport can bring people together around a shared cause.
This year’s edition introduces a refreshed, more family-friendly
format, adding to the festive atmosphere while staying firmly rooted in
its humanitarian mission. Tickets are priced at €10 at the door, with
free entry offered to holders of tickets for the Monte-Carlo
International Circus Festival, which runs at the same time.
With football, famous faces, and a cause that matters, the Fight Aids Cup is set to make another impactful return to Monaco this January.
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