Crewe Alexandra recently participated in an inclusive football match against Blackburn Rovers, with the game aiming to raise awareness about homelessness. The match was part of the EFL Week of Action, and it was organized by Ilyas Patel, the inclusion manager at Blackburn Rovers Community Trust, and Ray Walker, the community manager at Crewe Alexandra in the Community. Crewe's team was made up of players from various backgrounds, and the game provided an opportunity for them to come together and play football. Ilyas Patel said that the session has been running every Friday night, and it's open to anybody who loves to play football. The game was also attended by Mark Atkins, a former Blackburn Rovers player who won the Premier League with the team in 1994-95. Atkins praised the community spirit of the event and the work of Blackburn Rovers Community Trust. The match was a great example of how football can bring people together and promote social inclusion. Crewe Alexandra's community manager Ray Walker added that the club is proud of its community spirit and is looking to provide more opportunities for players in the future. The game was a success, and it helped to raise awareness about the important issue of homelessness. Crewe Alexandra and Blackburn Rovers are both committed to promoting social inclusion and community spirit through football.