Philipp Lahm, Carolin Emcke and SZ editor-in-chief Wolfgang Krach discuss how football shapes our society.
As soon as a soccer World Cup is due, Germany is in a state of emergency. The fascination for football is shared by millions of people around the world, so it has an enormous impact on society. The fact that sport also has its downsides has been known not only since the debate about the soccer World Cup in Qatar. During the discussion “The big game: How football shapes our society”, the former professional footballer Philipp Lahm, the journalist and philosopher Carolin Emcke and the editor-in-chief of the Süddeutsche Zeitung Wolfgang Krach will discuss the responsibility of the Soccer. The round table out of line Munich is talking, is from the Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Residenztheater and will also be available as a live stream.
Munich talks: The big game – How football shapes our society, Tuesday, October 26th, 8 p.m., Residenztheater, information and tickets: www.sz-erleben.sueddeutsche.de