From clothes, to shows, to rugs, and even Drake's album covers – musky pink is everywhere. Dubbed 'Millennial Pink', the colour has evolved beyond its initial existence as a fashion trend; it's become a symbol of challenging femininity and masculinity norms, by transcending gendered symbolism.

Between diplomatic concerns ahead of the World Cup in Russia, human rights abuses in 2022 host nation Qatar, and allegations of corruption within FIFA, the beautiful game has plenty of problems. But how is football being used to tackle social issues and bring communities together in Britain?

Caricom is a London-based football magazine seeking to explore the intersection between football and black experience. As black, Asian and minority athletes and journalists alike feel unrepresented by the media, grassroots brands such as Caricom are beginning to fill that space.

Since Brazil’s crippling defeat to Germany in the 2014 World Cup, Brazilians’ interest in the sport has dropped 12%. In a bid to rekindle the nations love of football, the Museu do Futebol is an immersive experience showcasing the nation’s historical and cultural relationship with the sport.