It has become official that this week's postponement has been decided in honor of Queen Elizabeth. This is understandable as no one knew of an incident like this although there was a bit of disappointment from football fans but this is a final tribute to Queen Elizabeth.
I think the team has had plenty of time to rest from a tough game they can recover after two weeks off.
Sources about procrastination: https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/premier-league-cancelled-sport-fixtures-this-weekend-b2163552.html
I think the team has had plenty of time to rest from a tough game they can recover after two weeks off.
Sources about procrastination: https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/premier-league-cancelled-sport-fixtures-this-weekend-b2163552.html
Of course, a day of mourning will engulf England, and postponing the game was the right decision. After all, British policy will remain compliant and delayed for at least a week after the day of mourning. I think the UK will prioritize a mourning royal atmosphere much more. But on the other hand, as in the article you shared, it can be done as a form of respect by observing a moment of silence in honor of the Queen.