Fundraiser Rowan Staszkiewicz is undertaking a mammoth 100-mile run across London for Cancer Research UK.
He is travelling to every professional football ground in the M25, including Wembley Stadium.
Rowan reached Griffin Park yesterday afternoon, Wednesday May 21, having started off from West London neighbours Queens Park Rangers in the morning.
The trip is spread over four days - the equivalent of a marathon every day - to raise funds and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK’s Men United campaign.
Rowan, who supports Nottingham Forest, is making 13 stops, which include The Emirates Stadium, Stamford Bridge and White Hart Lane.
He will reach Wembley in time for the Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Final between Queens Park Rangers and Derby County on Saturday.
This is not the first time Rowan has undertaken fundraising for the charity.
“I managed to raise close to £4,000 running to five away fixtures from Nottingham,” said Rowan.
“This season I wanted to take things up a notch.
“It’s further, it’s probably going to be hotter, and it’s generally more intense than anything I’ve done before.
“I’m also hoping to get people more involved in the run itself, as well as helping Prostate Cancer UK’s Men United grow even bigger.”
Donations can be made via http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/RowanSZ.