African migrants are keeping Christianity alive
As a social conservative, one of the more interesting – if not satisfying – sights of the recent World Cup was seeing opposition players battle it out on the pitch, and praying together afterwards. Following England’s thrilling 6-4 victory against France in the third-place play-off last week, a group of players huddled together in prayer. There were seven players in total, and all of them were black and of African heritage.
- ▪As a social conservative, one of the more interesting – if not satisfying – sights of the recent World Cup was seeing opposition players battle it out on the pitch, and praying together afterwards.
- ▪Following England’s thrilling 6-4 victory against France in the third-place play-off last week, a group of players huddled together in prayer.
- ▪There were seven players in total, and all of them were black and of African heritage.
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African migrants are keeping Christianity alive The World Cup prayer huddle revealed something Restore Britain would never want to admit. i Picture by: X dataLayer.push({ event: 'author', author: "Rakib Ehsan" }) Rakib Ehsan Columnist 26th July 2026 i Picture by: X Share Topics Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. As a social conservative, one of the more interesting – if not satisfying – sights of the recent World Cup was seeing opposition players battle it out on the pitch, and praying together afterwards. Following England’s thrilling 6-4 victory against France in the third-place play-off last week, a group of players huddled together in prayer. There were seven players in total, and all of them were black and of African heritage.
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