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Tom Blow

Champions League anthem scrapped on British soil as mark of respect for the Queen

The Champions League anthem is not expected to be played on British soil during Tuesday's and Wednesday's group-stage fixtures out of respect for the Queen.

Elizabeth II passed away at her Balmoral estate in Scotland last Thursday, aged 96. The United Kingdom is observing a 10-day period of mourning and no professional football games were played on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in response to Her Majesty's passing.

The Football Association and Scottish Professional Football League have approved the resumption of football and six British clubs will be in Champions League action over the coming days, with Liverpool, Rangers, Chelsea and Manchester City all playing at home.

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