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FANS DIG DEEP TO TAKE ON CANCER

By John Lyons

GENEROUS: At Millwall

WARM-HEARTED fans from across the EFL have raised more than £11,000 in the fight against prostate cancer.
Match-day collections were held at 11 clubs as part of a continued programme of events with the official charity partner of the EFL, Prostate Cancer UK.
The 11 that took part this time around were Millwall, Fulham, Barnsley, Bradford, Northampton, Bury, Wigan, Coventry, Luton, Wycombe and Forest Green.
Among the clubs that raised the most were Millwall with £2,500, Fulham with £1,600 and Bradford with £1,100.
The funds will ...

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