Sport-by-sport: which events have been cancelled after the Queen’s death?

All Premier League and English Football League games this weekend have been postponed as a mark of respect, while the matches scheduled for the Women’s Super League opening weekend, Women’s Championship and Women’s FA Cup have also been called off, along with all grassroots football. Further updates regarding Premier League and EFL fixtures during the period of mourning will be provided in due course.

The Scottish Football Association announced the postponement of all professional games over the course of the weekend, while all football in Northern Ireland and Wales is also off.

Cricket will resume on Saturday, including the men’s third Test between England and South Africa – currently planned as day three of five – and the women’s T20 between England and India.

Both games in the opening round of Premiership fixtures on Friday night have been called off. Sale’s home clash with Northampton will be rearranged, with the west country derby between Bristol and Bath at Ashton Gate now taking place on Saturday.

Premiership Rugby confirmed that four matches scheduled for the weekend will go ahead as planned. Champions Leicester’s trip to Exeter, London Irish versus Worcester and Newcastle against Harlequins will also take place on Saturday, while Gloucester will host Wasps on Sunday. The Scottish Rugby Union postponed all domestic competitive games this weekend and the women’s Test between Scotland and Spain on Sunday is also off.

The RFL postponed Friday’s Championship fixture between Sheffield Eagles and Dewsbury Rams, but the first Super League elimination playoff between Catalans Dragons and Leeds will go ahead as it is taking place in Perpignan, France. After discussions, the RFL confirmed that fixtures at all levels will