Queen Elizabeth Death: Arsenal Hold A Minute Silence To Honor The Late Queen In Switzerland
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The English Premier League side, Arsenal held a minute of silence in honor of the late Queen Elizabeth, who passed on after a brief illness on Thursday afternoon in Buckingham Palace in England.
The Gunners who were in Switzerland for their 2020-23 UEFA Europa League opener against FC Zurich, held a one-minute silence just before the commencement of the second half of the game as the English Premier League players and their hosts observed the procession in the final respect to late Queen Elizabeth.
The photo of the late Queen Elizabeth was displayed on the big screen of the Letzigrund Stadium on Thursday afternoon and the whole arena was quiet for one minute.
Queen Elizabeth, the longest-reigning British monarch whose rule stretched seven decades died at the age of 96 years. The late Queen Elizabeth ascended to the throne in 1952, after the demise of her father, King George VI. She governed the last throes of the British Empire, withstood global uprising and domestic scandal, and dramatically remodeled the monarchy.
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