There will be no Premier League games on Sunday between Manchester United and Leeds at home or Chelsea and Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.
The match between Crystal Palace and Brighton and Hove Albion that was originally postponed due to rail strikes has now been rescheduled for this Saturday.
The games during the last weekend were canceled out of respect for the Queen.
The Football Association gave the green light for football to resume earlier today.
To ensure that the games can be played safely, the Premier League and police agencies must resolve the issue of resources.
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Arsenal’s Sunday kickoff at Brentford has been pushed up from 2pm to 12pm due to a strain on police resources in London.
Everton’s match against West Ham will start 15 minutes later than scheduled at 2.15 p.m. as a result.
After a weekend break, matches from the championship on down will resume on Tuesday.
Before games, there will be a moment of silence marked by players donning black armbands, flags flying at half-staff, and the playing of the national anthem at stadiums.
Source: Sky Sports
