Following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the sports in the United Kingdom have been put on hault as the Britishers pay their last respect to the longest serving Monarch in the history of British. It’s one of the darkest period in the United Kingdom.

The English Football League has posted on their Twitter page: “On the day of the funeral for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the EFL and its clubs would like to join the nation in reflecting on the late Sovereign’s remarkable life of service to the country, and our thoughts are with the Royal Family.”

Moreover, former English football captain and legend David Beckham also queued for almost 12 hours last week to see the Queen lying in state at the Westminster Hall.

“Our Queen is home. Today we said a final farewell to Her Majesty the Queen. This week the world has mourned the loss of a unique, inspirational and caring leader,” said the former Manchester United and Real Madrid player on his Instagram handle.

“People from all walks of life came together in their thousands to show gratitude for our beloved Queen. Alongside the incredible ceremony and tradition, we have watched a loving family grieve for a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother with dignity and dedication.

“Her legacy of service and devotion to duty will endure. Long live The King” read the post of Beckham.

On the day of the funeral for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the EFL and its Clubs would like to join the nation in reflecting on the late Sovereign’s remarkable life of service to the country, and our thoughts are with the Royal Family.#EFL pic.twitter.com/cqLicJRGKF

— EFL (@EFL) September 19, 2022

Moreover, Premier League club Southampton FC were also among the few clubs to pay their last respect and condolence to Her Majesty. They posted a picture of the Queen presenting the FA Cup trophy to their captain Peter Rodrigues after the 1976 final at the Wembley in London.

Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. pic.twitter.com/RUnDkny8rO

— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) September 19, 2022

Following, His Majesty Prince Charles III will take over the position of the Monarch in the state of Commonwealth and also for the United Kingdom.

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David Beckham says he welcomes change at Manchester United ahead of the 2022/23 season, but that Cristiano Ronaldo will continue to be a part of the club’s goals. According to recent reports, the former United midfielder expressed his thoughts on the successor to his legendary No 7 shirt, stating that fans want the 37-year-old to stay until the end of his contract in 2023.

He also discussed the challenges of interim head coach Ralf Rangnick, who will be replaced by Ajax boss Erik ten Hag this summer, and how he feels fans will be “grateful” that the current season is coming to an end in two weeks.

Beckham stated that he believes some improvements need to be made and that adjustments are already occurring. The season has concluded with a bang. But now that the season is over, he’s sure a lot of fans are relieved because it’s been a long one with many ups and downs. The players, as well as the manager, have done their best. When I went to the stadium a few months ago, every seat was occupied, indicating that the people still believe, support, and support the team.

He went on to say that this is exactly what United supporters do. There aren’t many clubs who have gone through what they have in recent years while still packing their stadium. There will be adjustments. On Ronaldo’s future, he said that, together with Leo, Cristiano is without a doubt one of the best players of the last 15 years. For the supporters, seeing him stay on, preferably at United, is crucial.

It’s also crucial to him, and we all know how much he cares for Man United. He’s still scoring goals, which is what he does best. Cristiano does exactly that. He also stated that accomplishing what he is doing at his age is quite remarkable and that he hopes to continue doing so for another year or two.

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David Beckham has handed over control of his Instagram account to a Ukrainian doctor who is documenting working conditions in Kharkiv, in the country’s north-east.

The former Manchester United and Real Madrid star, who has 71.5 million Instagram followers, said he wants to draw attention to the “wonderful work” of medical personnel working in the aftermath of the Russian invasion.

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“Today I’m going to show you how we work in times of war and who we have become during these war days,” she said.

Iryna, a child anaesthesiologist and the head of the regional prenatal centre, shared films and photographs to the athlete’s Instagram Stories throughout Sunday, demonstrating how the war had affected her team’s responsibilities.

Iryna posted videos of a basement where pregnant women and new moms were evacuated during the initial days of the invasion, an intensive care centre where babies are being treated, and Unicef-donated oxygen generators.

Iryna, who only gave her first name, stated that she now works “24/7” and that “we are undoubtedly risking our lives, but we don’t think about it at all.” “We enjoy what we do.”

She also mentioned Yana and her baby son Mykhailo, who was born with respiratory issues on the second day of the war and whose family house was destroyed during the fighting.

She stated that the child was “well now.”

Beckham, 46, has been a Unicef ambassador since 2005.

He urged his followers to donate to the charity, which works in Ukraine to provide clean water and food to families, maintain child protection services, and monitor refugee situations in neighbouring countries.

“The oxygen generators they’ve received are helping neonates live under horrible conditions thanks to your donations,” he said.

For the past three weeks, Russian attacks have targeted Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city.

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