Yeovil Town players will wear pink kits in aid of a new breast cancer unit in the town.
Yeovil Town football players will wear pink kits in hope of raising money for the town's new breast cancer unitAsking fans to donate and also go pink, Yeovil Town will wear the kits in their game against Braintree on 28 October.Karina Parsons was diagnosed with cancer five years ago and said it was "wonderful" for her beloved club to dedicate the game.
Ms Parsons, who had to undergo different procedures, biopsies, operations and spouts of radiotherapy, said the new unit will mean so much to people who are going through cancer treatment.
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