Tommy Robinson protest: Which football matches are on in London this Saturday?
Right-wing activist Tommy Robinson is organising march in London on Saturday that, along with a Stand Up To Racism counter-protest, could cause a headache for police.
While the Metropolitan Police are used to dealing with large-scale central London protests - there have been dozens this year concerning Gaza, not to mention farmers heading to the capital to make a stand against inheritance tax changes - this weekend may prove extra challenging.
This because there are several high-profile football games in London.
On Saturday in the Premier League Arsenal host Nottingham Forest at 12.30pm, and in the 3pm kick-offs Crystal Palace welcome Sunderland to Selhurst Park and Fulham host Leeds at Craven Cottage.
The late kick-offs see two of the more intense fixtures - two derbies. At 5.30pm West Ham play Tottenham Hotspur at the London Stadium, while 8pm sees a more west London affair between Brentford and Chelsea.
Outside the Premier League, there is a another London derby, this time at lunchtime as Millwall travel to Charlton in east London for 12.30pm, and further down the pyramid Leyton Orient and AFC Wimbledon are also at home.
The far-right activist Robinson’s event will see speakers including Katie Hopkins, Steve Bannon and Ant Middleton. There will be a counter-protest by Stand Up To Racism.