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Two Premier League games — Manchester United v Leeds and Chelsea v Liverpool — have been postponed this weekend due to policing demands ahead of the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It means seven of the 10 Premier League fixtures scheduled for this weekend will be played after football across the whole of the United Kingdom stopped last weekend following the death of the Queen.
Chelsea's Premier League clash with Liverpool and Manchester United's home game against Leeds next Sunday have been postponed due to policing issues surrounding the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, but seven other Premier League fixtures will go ahead this weekend.
The Premier League has confirmed that it will return to action after taking a weekend off to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Three Premier League matches scheduled for this weekend have been postponed ahead of Queen Elizabeth's funeral, the Premier League announced on Monday.
After Premier League games were postponed in Matchweek 7 in a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the league has confirmed that play will resume in Matchweek 8.
Ben Stokes vowed England would keep up their bold approach to Test cricket under coach Brendon McCullum after wrapping up a 2-1 series win over South Africa at the Oval on Monday. The match was shortened to three days after the first day was washed out and the second scrapped following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. But England still needed less than half an hour to seal victory by nine wickets in front of a sparse crowd in London. "This game here, with it being shortened, our main aim was it ending in a result," England captain Stokes told Sky Sports.
Andy Robertson looks highly likely to miss Scotland's UEFA Nations League clash with the Republic of Ireland on Saturday week after sustaining a knee injury.
Jurgen Klopp insists Liverpool fans do not need any advice on observing a minute’s silence in memory of the late Queen Elizabeth.