The parents of missing teenager Andrew Gosden have been at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster to help their search to find him. Kevin and Glenys Gosden were talking to fans ahead of the match between Doncaster Rovers and Scunthorpe United to raise awareness about Andrew, who disappeared in 2007.
Football fans in Doncaster are being involved in the search for a teenager who went missing in 2007.
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Football fans are being asked to help in the search for a teenager who went missing in 2007. Doncaster Rovers is working with the charity Missing People to help find Andrew Gosden, who disappeared from his home in Doncaster when he was 14.
Volunteers from the charity will be at the Keepmoat Stadium on November 24 during the Rovers' match against Scunthorpe United. They will talk to supporters about Andrew and help to raise awareness about his disappearance on September 14, 2007.
Andrew's parents Kevin and Glenys will be at the game and Rovers fans will create a crowd mosaic with 1,000 posters of Andrew, who would now be 19 years old.
Andrew is known to have headed to London with just a couple of hundred pounds in his pocket and the only confirmed sighting since then is CCTV images showing him leaving Kings Cross station on the day he vanished.
It is five years since Doncaster teenager, Andrew Gosden, went missing.
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