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Man to run to every Premier League stadium to build football pitches in Africa

A charity founder is set to run to every Premier League football stadium in England to fundraise for the construction of football pitches in Africa.

Max Keens, 31, from north London, will be running to all 20 stadiums starting on June 1, spending 35 days on the road in a campervan to visit every Premier League pitch between Newcastle and Brighton.

Mr Keens, a TV producer, founded a charity named Project Africa

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