The football club giving a Muslim community in Cardiff reasons to cheer

Community. A word that means different things for different people. And, in the capital of Wales, there is a football club working to change the lives of one predominately Muslim community. To the south of Cardiff’s center, before the city hits the sea, lies Butetown. Geographically it’s one community, in reality, it’s two: Cardiff Bay and Butetown. Cardiff Bay has been gentrified, made up of new apartments and manicured gardens, while Butetown has been beaten down, squeezed and neglected. A rail line from the city center physically dissects these two communities.

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