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The English Football League, which manages the three divisions below the Premier League, said on Monday (Sep 12) that matches will return as scheduled from Tuesday after the last round of games were postponed following the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Queen Elizabeth II. Matches in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland were postponed over the weekend as a mark of respect for the late monarch. The EFL runs the three divisions below the Premier League -- the Championship, League One and League Two. "A minute's silence will be held before matches, with black armbands to be worn by participants, flags to be flown at half-mast and the national anthem to be played in stadiums," the EFL said in a statement on Monday.
The English Football League has announced its teams will return to action on Tuesday after fixtures were suspended following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
English football on a wide scale is set to recommence on Tuesday following the postponement of all the weekend’s fixtures, but policing concerns mean games will be assessed on a match-by-match basis.
English football starts again on Monday, with the National League – the body responsible for English football’s fifth and sixth tiers – set to resume their fixture schedule. All football within the United Kingdom was postponed over the weekend to respect the death of Queen Elizabeth II, but the break in action will come to an end on Monday.
The Premier League's decision to shut down this weekend was influenced by "fears" that tributes to Queen Elizabeth II would be disrespected.
English football chiefs have been criticised for postponing all matches this weekend following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with the decision labelled a “missed opportunity” to pay tribute to the nation’s longest-serving monarch.
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