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UNITED EFFORT READY FOR THE KICK-OFF

By Tom Blackett

SUPPORT: Alan Cecil

THE UK’s biggest grassroots football fundraising challenge Prostate United is set for launch – and football fans are being encourage to sign up.
Prostate Cancer UK is assembling the biggest-ever Prostate United squad for 2026, bringing together football legends, club staff, supporters and broadcasters from across the beautiful game in a united effort to save men’s lives.
They will be walking, running or cycling every day in October with every step and every pound raised helping fund lifesaving research.
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