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The Rainbow Laces campaign celebrated its 10-year anniversary in December, commemorating the milestone with a bespoke football designed by Arsenal and Netherlands striker Vivianne Miedema

Anel Ahmedhodzic refused to wear a rainbow armband when named Sheffield United captain in their defeat to Liverpool, with openly gay footballer Zander Murray now hitting out at the defender

Anel Ahmedhodzic did not wear a rainbow armband against Liverpool last week, as is expected of captains during the Rainbow Laces campaign, with the defender now responding to the claims

The Rainbow Laces campaign was launched 10 years ago, with Premier League clubs caught by surprise as Stonewall delivered a box of laces to each team without warning

The Rainbow Laces campaign launches in the Premier League this week, with the money raised through sales of the laces going on to help Stonewall bring about social change

Jake Daniels is the first openly gay English professional footballer for more than 30 years and the Blackpool striker has spoken of his hope his fellow stars will support the Rainbow Laces campaign

Stonewall have launched a new social media challenge to encourage fans and players to continue the drive for equality for the LGBT+ community as Rainbow Laces returns for its 10th year

The Rainbow Laces campaign returns for its 10th anniversary and organisers Stonewall are encouraging supporters to buy their own pair to show their support for the LGBT+ community

The Rainbow Laces campaign will return to the Premier League later this season, for what will be its 10th year, though organisers Stonewall insist the job is not done yet

Jordan Henderson has previously been a vocal backer of Stonewall's rainbow laces campaign, but now plays in Saudi Arabia, where LGBT+ people face persecution and the death penalty

Homophobic chants were heard during Chelsea's draw with Nottingham Forest on Sunday, with the Blues' LGBT+ supporters group calling on the Football Association to act

Nottingham Forest's draw with Chelsea on Sunday was marred by the singing of a homophobic chant, with both Premier League sides' LGBT+ supporters groups hitting out