English football restarts on Monday, but Premier League return yet to be confirmed

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.

Ad Fixtures from the English Football League (tiers two to four) are expected to go ahead as normal on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. LigaReal Madrid move top with Real Mallorca win5 HOURS AGO However, further postponements are possible due a lack resources, including policing, but this will be treated on a match-by-match basis.

A National League statement read: «The League can confirm fixtures scheduled for week commencing Monday, September 12 will go ahead as scheduled. »Clubs are asked, for all fixtures up until the funeral, to observe a one-minute silence prior to the game and to wear black armbands as a mark of respect." Sport pays its respects to Queen Elizabeth II — latest updates The Queen was British sport’s most dutiful servant and also its star attraction 'Leadership, dignity and kindness' – Wiegman and Southgate pay tribute to the Queen According to the BBC, the Football Association chose to allow four FA Trophy games to take place and two National League games to be played on Monday.

Bradford Park Avenue host Darlington in the National League North, while Chelmsford City host Oxford City in the National League South — both matches kick off at 7.45pm BST. Six Championship games are currently due to take place on Tuesday, ahead of another six on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, a full fixture programme is in place on Tuesday for Leagues One and Two. Despite the full fixture