Premier League clubs have seen their schedules thrown into disarray following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Top-flight chiefs decided to postpone all of last weekend's matches as a mark of respect, a controversial call which was met with plenty of criticism from some of the game's biggest names. And after skipping a gameweek, four clubs are set to face more congestion in their calendars due to the period of national mourning, including three of the six biggest teams in the division.
Manchester United were due to welcome Leeds to Old Trafford on Sunday but due to the match being classed as a category A event for the local police force, the game has been postponed. The same goes for Chelsea versus Liverpool, which had been due to be held at Stamford Bridge later that afternoon.
