Premier League players refuse to kneel during anti-racism campaign

Several Premier League players have declined to take the knee during the "No Room for Racism" month, drawing a defense from Leeds coach Daniel Farke.

• Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Mark Guehi and Issa Diop stood as their teammates knelt before Saturday's Premier League matches.
• Leeds forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin also refused to kneel before Sunday's match against Manchester United at Elland Road.
• Farke defended Calvert-Lewin, saying he chose to show his respect for the campaign by standing rather than kneeling.