Tuesday, 29 November 2016

EFL Cup to pay tribute to Chapecoense plane crash victims at quarter-final matches

The EFL Cup will pay tribute to the victims of the Chapecoense plane crash on Tuesday evening.
  Virtually all of the playing squad and coaching staff died in the incident, which also took the life of air crew and club directors.
76 passengers are confirmed to have died so far. With the world of football in mourning and paying their respects, the EFL will also honour the victims.

  A minute's silence will be held at Hull and Liverpool ahead of their respective matches with players also wearing black armbands.
Images of the victims will also be beamed across the big screens ahead of the fixtures.

  Hull entertain Newcastle at the KC Stadium, while Liverpool face Leeds at Anfield.

  Chelsea's players also held a minute's silence before training on Tueday in honour of the victims.

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