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EFL shows respect to The Queen

Tributes at midweek matches
By John Lyons

SHOW OF UNITY: Millwall and QPR players in a minute’s silence before their midweek clash
PICTURE: Alamy

EFL clubs and supporters paid poignant tributes to Queen Elizabeth II in midweek as football resumed up and down the country.
The entire league programme, as well as that of the Premier League, had been postponed last weekend as a mark of respect to the Queen following her death at the age of 96.
So the midweek round of matches was the first opportunity for the 72 EFL clubs and their supporters to honour the monarch, who famously presented th...

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