West Ham United supporters belted out ‘God Save The Queen’ ahead of kick-off in their clash with FCSB in the Europa League this evening.
Queen Elizabeth II sadly passed away on Thursday, ending a remarkable reign as the figurehead of the United Kingdom.
As a contextually microscopic consequence of the Queen’s passing, all Premier League and EFL fixtures due to be held this weekend are set to be postponed.
All Premier League and EFL fixtures this weekend are set to be postponed as the U.K mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. ⚽❌ pic.twitter.com/EaGxqFu98H
— BenchWarmers (@BeWarmers) September 8, 2022
Manchester United and West Ham’s Europa League tussles this evening were given the green light to go ahead, such was the late notice following the announcement of her passing.
That provided Hammers fans with a perfect opportunity to show their gratitude to Her Majesty with a wonderful rendition of ‘God Save The Queen’ at the London Stadium.
West Ham fans sing The National Anthem pic.twitter.com/rcCGCM1uIK
— Ian Abrahams (Moose) (@BroadcastMoose) September 8, 2022
In what is an unthinkably sad day for the entire country, the unity of the West Ham supporters brings hope and is testament to how widely loved and cherished Queen Elizabeth II was.
Rest in peace, Your Majesty.
