The Heads Up FA Cup Final 2020 with The Duke of Cambridge | Heads Up

On Saturday 1st August 2020, in an historic moment in football, the world’s oldest domestic cup competition - the FA Cup - dedicated its final to changing the conversation on health.
The Heads Up FA Cup Final is the culmination of The FA and Heads Together’s season-long Heads Up campaign. Spearheaded by HRH The Duke of Cambridge, Heads Up has been working to harness the influence and popularity of football to encourage more people to feel comfortable talking about, and take action to improve, their mental health.
The circumstances surrounding this poignant fixture are unprecedented - this was the first FA Cup Final to be held behind-closed-doors - and so, in recognition of the stadium being silent, and fans supporting from home, the theme of the game was the #SoundOfSupport.
Wembley Stadium was silent, but the conversation around mental health was louder than ever. Fans were urged to show the ‘sound of support’ - and to make sure it was heard by those who need it.
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