Nottingham Forest will provide free tampons to fans attending City Ground matches - starting at this weekend's clash with Blackburn (Saturday, April 13).
The club has joined forces with the On The Ball campaign, which aims to ensure sanitary products for female supporters are provided free of charge across football grounds around the world.
Products will be available in all female toilets at the City Ground.
Announcing the move on Twitter the club said it was "delighted" to be part of the campaign. Forest fan 'Chilwell Red' gave the decision a thumbs commenting underneath: "We are far from perfect on the pitch but near faultless off it."
On The Ball was founded by three female football supporters in 2018 with the aim of overcoming the stigma around periods and to tackle the issue of period poverty.
Research indicates that 10 percent of women and girls are unable to afford sanitary wear, with a further 15 percent struggling with the cost.
Orlaith Duffy from On The Ball, said: “We are so happy that Nottingham Forest are on board with the campaign. Access to period products will be free and easy at the City Ground."
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