<p>British sport stopped to pay tribute to Prince Philip on Saturday with kick-offs rescheduled to ensure they did not clash with the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral at Windsor Castle.</p>.<p>Two minutes' silence were held before Chelsea's FA Cup semi-final win over Manchester City, as well as Premier League fixtures.</p>.<p>The Duke died aged 99 on April 9.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/international/prince-philip-laid-to-rest-in-royal-vault-at-windsor-castle-975535.html" target="_blank">Prince Philip laid to rest in Royal Vault at Windsor Castle</a></strong></p>.<p>Several sporting events were moved to avoid a clash with the funeral at 1400 GMT.</p>.<p>Wolves' Premier League meeting with Sheffield United was moved to a 1915 GMT start, as were matches in the English Championship and Scottish Cup.</p>.<p>An Old Firm Scottish Cup clash between Rangers and Celtic, initially scheduled for 1500GMT, has been moved to Sunday.</p>.<p>Fixures in the Rugby Premiership and County Championship were also rearranged to avoid a clash with the funeral.</p>.<p>High-profile race meetings at Ayr and Newbury, including the Scottish Grand National, have also been moved to Sunday.</p>.<p>No racing took place in Britain between 1345 and 1515 GMT. Meetings at Bangor, Thirsk, Brighton and Nottingham went ahead but with different start times.</p>.<p>An image of Prince Philip was shown on the stadium scoreboard at Wembley before Chelsea's 1-0 victory over City.</p>.<p>Players across sports also paid their respects by wearing black armbands.</p>
<p>British sport stopped to pay tribute to Prince Philip on Saturday with kick-offs rescheduled to ensure they did not clash with the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral at Windsor Castle.</p>.<p>Two minutes' silence were held before Chelsea's FA Cup semi-final win over Manchester City, as well as Premier League fixtures.</p>.<p>The Duke died aged 99 on April 9.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/international/prince-philip-laid-to-rest-in-royal-vault-at-windsor-castle-975535.html" target="_blank">Prince Philip laid to rest in Royal Vault at Windsor Castle</a></strong></p>.<p>Several sporting events were moved to avoid a clash with the funeral at 1400 GMT.</p>.<p>Wolves' Premier League meeting with Sheffield United was moved to a 1915 GMT start, as were matches in the English Championship and Scottish Cup.</p>.<p>An Old Firm Scottish Cup clash between Rangers and Celtic, initially scheduled for 1500GMT, has been moved to Sunday.</p>.<p>Fixures in the Rugby Premiership and County Championship were also rearranged to avoid a clash with the funeral.</p>.<p>High-profile race meetings at Ayr and Newbury, including the Scottish Grand National, have also been moved to Sunday.</p>.<p>No racing took place in Britain between 1345 and 1515 GMT. Meetings at Bangor, Thirsk, Brighton and Nottingham went ahead but with different start times.</p>.<p>An image of Prince Philip was shown on the stadium scoreboard at Wembley before Chelsea's 1-0 victory over City.</p>.<p>Players across sports also paid their respects by wearing black armbands.</p>