Premier League reveal plans to pay tribute to the Queen this weekend

The Premier League will pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II this weekend
The Premier League can pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II this weekend (Photos: Getty)

The Premier League has confirmed the way it plans to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II this weekend, with the fixtures a chance to ‘honour her extraordinary life and contribution to the nation and world’.

All English and Scottish soccer was postponed final weekend following the Queen’s dying on the age of 96.

Whereas the UK stays in a state of nationwide mourning, authorities steering issued to sporting our bodies states that there's ‘no obligation’ to cancel or postpone occasions in the course of the 10-day interval earlier than the Queen’s funeral.

In consequence, seven of the ten Premier League fixtures as a result of happen this weekend will go forward, whereas two – Chelsea v Liverpool and Manchester United v Leeds United – have been postponed because of the pressure on police sources.

Brighton v Crystal Palace was pushed again final month as a result of rail strikes and stays postponed regardless of the actual fact the strike has been cancelled following the Queen’s dying.

The Premier League say this weekend’s matches ‘present a chance for the league, golf equipment and followers to come back collectively to pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’.

Followers attending video games can be requested to hitch a minute’s silence earlier than kick-off, which can be adopted by the nationwide anthem, God Save The King.


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Massive screens and LED perimeter boards will show tribute photos to the Queen and flags on the grounds can be flying at half-mast. 

When the clock turns to 70 minutes, followers can be invited to applaud The Queen’s 70-year reign.

Managers have additionally been inspired to put on fits and lead their groups out, though this isn't a requirement.

The English Soccer League resumed on Tuesday, with video games preceded by a minute’s silence and gamers requested to put on black armbands.

EFL games paid tribute to the Queen earlier in the week
EFL video games paid tribute to the Queen earlier within the week (Image: Getty)

Explaining the choice to renew the schedule this weekend however postpone three video games, the Premier League mentioned: ‘Fixtures will resume this weekend after a pause to the season as a mark of respect following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 

‘Following intensive session with golf equipment, police, native Security Advisory Teams and different related authorities, there was no different possibility however to postpone the three fixtures.

‘The Premier League wish to thank the UK Soccer Policing Unit and different police forces throughout the nation, in addition to our broadcast companions, for his or her assist throughout this course of, and can proceed to liaise with them forward of the weekend.’

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