Decision on postponement on Chelsea, Liverpool UCL matches, Arsenal’s Europa League games revealed
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The match between Arsenal and PSV Eindhoven in the Europa League on Thursday is now safe to go, according to the Metropolitan Police.
All of this weekend’s Premier League, EFL, and even grassroots matches have been postponed in light of the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday.
There are still doubts concerning the forthcoming weekend’s games due to policing issues related to the Queen’s funeral.
The fact that Premier League teams, particularly those playing at home, were participating in midweek European events further prompted questions.
But the games will go on as scheduled with no objections from the Met Police or the UK government.
The Met Police reportedly told Arsenal that they are “okay” with the match against PSV taking place at the Emirates, and that official confirmation is expected over the weekend, according to The Evening Standard.
Liverpool’s game against Ajax and Manchester City’s game against Borussia Dortmund are also slated to occur on Wednesday night. In the Champions League, Chelsea will also face RB Salzburg at home.
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