On the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, David Beckham and Tyson Fury paid their respects.
Sport stopped once more on Monday as a mark of respect for the UK's longest-serving monarch.
Beckham said Her Majesty was a unique, inspiring and caring leader.
She should rest in heaven for a long time, according to the boxer.
Beckham, who spent 13 hours queueing to see the Queen lying in state, wrote on his social media account that the Queen is home. We said goodbye to the queen today.
The world has mourned the loss of a leader. Thousands of people came together to show their appreciation for the Queen.
We have watched a loving family grieve for their mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers with dignity and dedication.
Her legacy of service and devotion will live on. Don't let the King stop you from living.
"I've been off social media for the last 10 days mourning the death of our Queen who died," he said in the video.
I hope the funeral goes well and that she rests in peace.
On the day of the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, the English Football League and its clubs would like to join the nation in reflecting on her remarkable life of service to the country.
The last time the Queen presented the FA Cup was after the 1976 final win over Manchester United.
The date of the funeral was the reason for horse racing meetings to be canceled at several locations.
John Warren, the Queen's racing manager, described her "remarkable ability to get so much pleasure out of any horse" at the funeral.
If we had done our best, we could have gotten the equivalent of a D student a C grade. The Queen was fascinated by the horse's last words.
There were moments of silence at sporting events.
The Premier League and Women's Super League paid tribute to the Queen on Saturday as they returned to weekend action.
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