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LIONS ARE UNITED IN FUNDRAISING HUNT

By John Lyons

A MAJOR football fundraising challenge, Prostate United, returns for 2026 – and Millwall are again getting right behind it.
Prostate Cancer UK is assembling the biggest-ever Prostate United squad, bringing together football legends, club staff, supporters and broadcasters from across the beautiful game in a united effort to save men’s lives.
Those taking part will walk or run 5k or 10k every day in October and attempt to raise as much money as they can in the process to fund lifesaving research. Millwall are already stepping up the plate. First team keepe...

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