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FOOTBALL - Coventry City supporters can bid on match-worn shirts from Newcastle United win will all proceeds to go to charity

COVENTRY City fans can bid on a special collection of match-worn and match-issued shirts with all of the profits to go to charity.

Coventry City wore a special home shirt in support of breast cancer awareness against Newcastle United.

The Sky Blues have teamed up with CoppaFeel! – the UK’s only youth-focused breast cancer awareness charity.

And bidding is now open on match-worn and match-issued shirts from Coventry’s win against Newcastle United

CoppaFeel! will receive 100 per cent of the profits from the auction.

Coventry’s 4-1 win against Newcastle marked the club’s first Premier League home victory in more than 25 years.

The auction also features shirts which celebrate Ellis Simms and Milan van Ewijk making 150 appearances for the club.

Every shirt is signed and limited to a single piece.

Bidding is hosted by Budds, and opening bids start at £50 per lot.

Supporters must create a free Budds account to place a bid.

The timed auction closes at 7pm on Thursday, November 5 with each lot displaying an end time.

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