Through the ’One Day One Goal’ campaign, Peace One Day aims to see football matches played in all United Nations member states on Peace Day, 21 September. Each match will celebrate cooperation, unity and the power of football to bring people together.

What is ’One Day One Goal’?
· an opportunity for individuals, communities and nations to rise above violence, conflict and differences to celebrate a shared passion and a common goal
· football matches played all over the world, whether in major stadiums, local pitches, in the streets, on the beach, etc.
· teams made up of a mix of players who normally may not find themselves playing on the same side - they might be from different cultures, communities, schools, neighborhoods, families, etc.

What Makes a ’One Day One Goal’ Match?
You, a football, and as many people as you can possibly bring together to play.

Recent News:
In January 2008, POD travelled to Ghana with our sponsor, PUMA. Against the backdrop of action surrounding the 2008 African Cup of Nations, the POD-PUMA ball and merchandise range was launched to the press, and the inaugural ’One Day One Goal’ match took place.

Log Your Own Match on our Wall, view footage from the Africa Cup of Nations 2008 in Ghana (also seen in the videos below) and help spread the word at http://www.peaceoneday.org/football.aspx

Jochen Zeitz, CEO and Chairman of PUMA, shows his support


Michael Essien, African Footballer of the Year nominee
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Boy -- 'One Day One Goal'
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Roger Milla, one of the greatest living football players

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Soldier -- 'One Day One Goal' film shot in Ghana
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A message of support form David Beckham
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