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podcast on the Athletic.

That's later with us as usual. Coming up today with the COP26 Climate Summit

taking place in Glasgow,

we're joined by Dale Vince, chairman of the football club,

recognised by FIFA as being the greenest in the world.

We'll discuss how sport in general could take action against climate change.

And we're also joined by Rob Sullivan, CEO of the Football Foundation, to tell us about the

205 million pounds worth of government funding the charity received last week to invest in grassroots

football in England and also how their work is linked to the 2030 UK and Ireland World Cup bid. So the COP26 Climate Summit is taking place in Glasgow this week.

World leaders and key players in business are discussing the global response to climate change and sport is very much on the

agenda with owners, chief execs of sports clubs, federations and related businesses

all in attendance as is our first guest Dale Vince

is chairman of English lead two-side forest green rovers recognized by FIFA as the

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