Rainbow Devils is profoundly saddened by the FA’s recent decision to impose new eligibility requirements for trans men and non-binary players in men’s football. This policy is not only discriminatory, …
Rainbow Devils are deeply disappointed in the decisions from the FA and SFA to ban trans women from women’s football in England and Scotland.
To mark Football v Transphobia’s Week of Action, we have some Rainbow Devils members reflecting on their experiences as Trans+ Manchester United fans.
Rainbow Devils are hosting a series of pre-match socials at Old Trafford and Leigh Sports Village fixtures over the next few weeks, as we approach the final months of the 2024-2025 season.
February marks LGBT+ History Month, and to celebrate we’re sharing the stories of a series of trailblazers who have been out and proud in the beautiful game.
A supporters club statement published following media coverage of the club’s involvement with the Rainbow Laces campaign.
Rainbow Devils were honoured to be invited by Manchester United to be presented before kick-off with a signed Unity shirt, at the Manchester United v Everton Premier League game, the …
Rainbow Devils are hosting two further matchday socials before the end of the year, on the 10th November as Manchester United Women face Aston Villa Women in the Womens Super League, and at Manchester United’s Premier League game vs Nottingham Forrest on 7th December.
Join Rainbow Devils at our pre-match social before United take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on 29th September.
In our third and biggest year of being involved, around 50 Rainbow Devils members, club staff and United supporters joined the Manchester Pride Parade
