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Everton confirm Queen tributes
Everton v West Ham (Sun, 14:30 BST)
Everton are the first Premier League club to confirm how they will pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II this weekend. They will face West Ham and other clubs in the league are expected to make similar tributes to the late monarch.
Players from both teams will be led out of the tunnel by their respective managers and then will gather in the centre circle for a period of silence. This will be followed by the national anthem. Service personnel from the armed forces will be present at the match.
Players from both clubs will also wear a black armband and the flags at Goodison Park have been lowered to half mast, where they shall remain until the Queen's funeral on Monday. A picture of the Queen will also be shown on the big screen for a minute at 70 minutes of game play to honour the monarch's 70 year reign. Supporters will have the opportunity to applaud during the minute.