Kicking off this weekend on the other side of the world is an international sporting event where coming first isn’t the point. At the Homeless World Cup, what matters most is resilience, redemption, second chances—and rediscovering self-worth.

96five's Arthur Muhl spoke to George Halkias, the coach of the Australian team - the Street Socceroos, who will be competing in Oslo, Norway from August 23rd.

<p>Kicking off this weekend on the other side of the world is an international sporting event where coming first isn&rsquo;t the point. At the Homeless World Cup, what matters most is resilience, redemption, second chances&mdash;and rediscovering self-worth.</p>
<p>96five's Arthur Muhl spoke to George Halkias, the coach of the Australian team - the Street Socceroos, who will be competing in Oslo, Norway from August 23rd.</p>

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