Premier League players to adopt ‘less is more’ approach to taking the knee before matches

Premier League players will no longer take the knee ahead of every match

The Premier League captains, who met last week, said in a joint statement: "We have decided to select significant moments to take the knee during the season to highlight our unity against all forms of racism and in so doing we continue to show solidarity for a common cause.

The Professional Footballers' Association says its members did not want the gesture to become routine.

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