The English top-flight games resumed on Friday with clubs paying tribute to the Queen.
The English Football League resumed on Tuesday, with people paying respects at the games on Friday.
There was a minute's silence and the national anthem was played.
During the minute's silence, there was only one spotlight on the players on the centre circle.
The City Ground managers laid a wreath in the centre circle before the minute's silence in memory of the victims.
The players and match officials wore black and the flags were flown at half mast.
The fans applauded as the games went on for 70 minutes.