On the morning of Saturday 6 May, the coronation services of the King and the Queen Consort will take place at Westminster Abbey, in London.
Premier League clubs will be celebrating this historic occasion before their matches on the weekend of 6-8 May.
Ahead of kick-offs fans around the world and in stadiums will see players and match officials line up around the centre circle for the playing of the national anthem, with imagery of the official coronation emblem (pictured top) displayed on the big screen and public announcements.
Clubs will also be marking the special occasion in their matchday programmes and on their digital channels.
Mental health campaign
The weekend’s matches, as well as those of the following weekend, will also be dedicated to the Premier League’s “Inside Matters” mental health campaign.
This comes ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week (15-21 May), the theme for which is anxiety. The Inside Matters campaign will feature the League reaffirming its commitment to supporting the mental health of players, fans and those in communities.
There will be further showcasing of the positive work that the Premier League and our clubs do as part of the central mental health campaign.
