Premier League games this weekend have been postponed out of respect for the late Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on Thursday.
Fulham and Chelsea were scheduled to start off Game Week 7 on Saturday at noon, but Richard Masters, the chief executive of the Premier League, has announced that the other games will no longer take place.
Masters said: “Her Majesty’s long and unflinching dedication to our nation is honored by we and our clubs.
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She has been an inspiration and, after leading a dedicated life, leaves behind a remarkable legacy as our longest-serving monarch.
“This is an incredibly sad time for the country, but also for the millions of people who admired her around the world, and we join them in grieving her passing.”
The choice was made as a sign of respect and to “honor her outstanding life and commitment to the nation.”
After 70 years as monarch, the Queen passed away on Thursday at the age of 96. She was the monarch who ruled the UK the longest.
Recall that He stated that more information on Premier League games during the period of sorrow would be released soon.
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