Leeds United have urged supporters to show respect when players who are observing Ramadan break their fast during Sunday's FA Cup fifth-round match against Norwich City. Leeds say it is important "for respect to be shown" when the Norwich game pauses for players observing Ramadan to break their fast - including the club's striker Joel Piroe - following sunset on Sunday. Sunset, which is when Muslims break their daily fast during Ramadan, is expected to fall around the 75th minute of a game that kicks off at 16:30 GMT. "As a club, we will continue to work to ensure that in time, these issues cease to exist. On Sunday against Norwich City, there is an opportunity to show the very best of Leeds United, and that everyone is welcome at Elland Road."

Source: BBC March 06, 2026 18:52 UTC