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Sir Kevin Sinfield has revealed the route for his seventh and final annual challenge to raise awareness and funds to support the MND community across the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. 

On Wednesday 30th September, Sinfield will set off from Wakefield ahead of an always emotional return to AMT Headingley, the home of Leeds Rhinos on the way to Bradford Bulls’ home at Bartercard Odsal and finishing at Accu Stadium in Huddersfield. As well as the home of Huddersfield Giants, there will be extra special motivation given Huddersfield Town’s connection to Marcus Stewart, a close friend of the 7 in 7 team, who is living with MND.

7 in 7: The Grand Finale will see Rugby League legend Sinfield return to his roots across the north of England. 

Once again Sinfield and the 7 in 7 team will complete an ultra marathon every day for seven days starting on Sunday 27th September at the home of Rugby League World Club Champions Hull KR and visiting each of the home grounds for the 12 English Betfred Super League clubs before finishing on the pitch at Old Trafford ahead of the Betfred Super League Grand Final in front of 70,000 fans.

Each day is divided into 7km blocks which Sinfield must complete within the hour before starting his next block. The Extra Mile events will also return each day when Sinfield and the team are joined by those impacted by MND to complete a mile together. 

Since the first annual challenge in 2020, Sinfield and his team have raised over £11 million for the MND community with six charities set to benefit once again from this years fundraising. The work of the MND Association, Leeds Hospitals Charity, My Name5 Doddie Foundation, Darby Rimmer Foundation, MND Scotland and the Irish MND Association will once again be supported by the challenge. 

The fundraising page is already open for supporters to donate at https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/7-in-7-the-grand-finale

Sinfield and the team will wear twelve iconic designs as they visit each Super League stadium, representing each team before donning a 13th neutral design to arrive at the Betfred Super League Grand Final.