Man Utd launch fundraiser and Houghton's challenge - Tuesday's goodwill stories

The 'Donate. Support. Unite.' campaign will involve a raffle with five money-can't-buy prizes and the release of a charity t-shirt emblazoned with the slogan 'United for the Heroes'.

The campaign will raise funds to enable the Foundation, which has already committed £1million to coronavirus-related initiatives, to expand its pandemic response across the UK and internationally.

Manchester United Foundation chief executive John Shiels said: "We're extremely proud and thankful that money raised at our Treble Reunion match this time last year has been able to make such a difference to our local communities, and beyond, during these unprecedented times.

"Our commitment doesn't stop there; we are now giving our fans the chance to get involved by raising even more money, which will be used to continue supporting our communities as we try to start getting back to normal.

"So many people will find the transition back to 'normal life' just as difficult as lockdown, but the Foundation will be there for them at every step."

United skipper Harry Maguire, who is offering a 'Virtual Hangout' prize, said: "I'm delighted to support this brilliant initiative by Manchester United Foundation, especially as it is centred around my own number five!

"The Foundation has done fantastic work so far during the pandemic and with the help of the fans we can continue to make a difference to those who need it most."

Tottenham are celebrating Spurs fans who are key workers on the frontline with their #HotspurHeroes campaign.

England and Manchester City Women captain Steph Houghton completed her challenge of running 100 kilometres in aid of her husband's charity – Darby Rimmer MND Foundation – raising over £150,000.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel was looking back on the club's dramatic Champions League final win over Bayern Munich 21 years to the day.

Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale was reliving his stunning overhead kick in the 2018 Champions League final victory over Liverpool.

AC Milan forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic was out on the bike despite recently sustaining a calf injury.

Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha was looking to the future.

Meanwhile Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is raring to go.

Bellerin's team-mate Shkodran Mustafi was working on his celebration.

Cricket

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Boxing

World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was back with another workout.

Rugby League

Wigan scrum-half Jackson Hastings cannot believe his rise in rugby league over the last two years.

Golf

The fashion choices and hairstyles of some of Europe's best golfers during the 2009 Vivendi Trophy have not aged well, as Nick Dougherty was quick to point out.

Tennis

Former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova was thrilled to be back on court, revealing she was wearing her French Open dress on the week that the postponed grand slam was meant to take place at Roland Garros.