FDJ brings together its two partner clubs, Olympique de Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain, around the “Buts pour Elles” operation to finance sports associations working to promote the feminization of football. During the last thirteen days of Ligue 1 (from the 26th to the 38th day), FDJ will pay 500 euros into a “Goals pour Elles” kitty for each goal scored by OM and PSG.
At the end of the championship, the funds collected will be donated to the eight winning associations of the call for projects launched and managed by the Fondaction du Football. The projects selected will aim to promote the practice of women’s football, performance or the feminization of management and governance.
FDJ is proud to count on the support of two prestigious ambassadors for this 2023 edition: Jean-Pierre Papin, emblematic player of OM and current executive ambassador of the club, and Bernard Mendy, legend of Paris Saint-Germain.
The Fondaction du Football, in partnership with FDJ, has officially launched a call for projects aimed at all amateur clubs in France, over the period from March 1 to 31, 2023, via a dedicated platform. All amateur clubs working for women’s football are invited to apply now.
On June 5, following the 38th day of the championship, a jury made up of representatives from Olympique de Marseille, Paris Saint-Germain, Fondaction and FDJ will designate the winning associations. The latter will share the entire prize money collected thanks to the goals scored by the two professional clubs.
During the previous edition, during the 2021/2022 season, the operation collected 28,000 euros corresponding to the 56 goals scored by the partner clubs of the FDJ group. Since its launch in 2017, “Buts pour Elles” has raised 78,000 euros for projects aimed at promoting the feminization of football.
The matches concerned by the “Goals pour Elles” operation
Matchday 26 – 05/03: Rennes-Marseille; Paris-Nantes
Matchday 27 – 12/03: Marseille-Strasbourg; Brest-Paris
Matchday 28 – 19/03: Reims-Marseille; Paris-Rennes
Matchday 29 – 02/04: Marseille-Montpellier; Paris-Lyon
Matchday 30 – 09/04: Lorient-Marseille; Nice-Paris
Matchday 31 – 04/16: Marseille-Troyes; Paris-Lens
Matchday 32 – 23/04: Lyon-Marseille; Angers-Paris
Matchday 33 – 30/04: Marseille-Auxerre; Paris-Lorient
Matchday 34 – 07/05: Lens-Marseille; Troyes-Paris
Matchday 35 – 14/05: Marseille-Angers; Paris-Ajaccio
Matchday 36 – 05/21: Lille-Marseille; Auxerre-Paris
Matchday 37 – 05/27: Marseille-Brest; Strasbourg-Paris
Matchday 38 – 03/06: Ajaccio-Marseille; Paris-Clermont
