A POSITIVE Covid-19 test has forced self-isolation upon the Yeovil United squad, but they have taken action to support the local Bridgwater community.
The team train out of Bridgwater & Taunton College each week, and United’s first team squad of 23 players will take part in a sunrise to sunset challenge this Sunday, November 8.
They will look to complete 434 squats each - and 10,000 as a group - to raise funds for Bridgwater Foodbank.
Yeovil defender Sydney Hinchcliffe said: "The community has been a massive part of the success we have had currently and in the past, so we think it is only right to give back when we can."
Why are we #United4Bridgwater?
— Yeovil United FC (@YeovilUnitedFC) November 5, 2020
Take a minute to listen to the words of @BethanyMay95. #ABU💚https://t.co/XSv3CjhPDX pic.twitter.com/DGiXAdEmW7
Bridgwater Foodbank served more than 1,700 people during the last lockdown period of March to June.
Yeovil United's fundraising page can be found here.
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