The Premier League and EFL will not be asking clubs to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks at this weekend’s matches.A total of 67 Britons were killed 25 years ago on Friday following a series of atrocities in the United States.However, Daily Mail Sport understands there are no plans to organise competition-wide tributes to those who perished at forthcoming matches.Last year, it was announced that the Premier League and the rest of English football would no longer hold automatic minute’s silences for global disasters, after a working group concluded that such gestures were losing impact.Instead, they decided that only international incidents with a direct link to football would trigger league-wide tributes.Following the Manchester synagogue attack last year, only both Manchester clubs staged a minute’s silence. Premier League and EFL clubs will not mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks Two Premier League matches held on the 10th anniversary in 2011 saw a moment’s silence held with players also wearing black armbandsThe World Events Working Group (WEWG) was launched in 2024 in a bid to inform decision making for the Premier League, EFL and FA.Criticism had been levelled at the FA after it failed to light up the Wembley arch following the October 7 terror attacks in Israel in 2023, having previously done so in solidarity with Ukraine following Russia’s invasion of the country.As The Times reported at the time, the WEWG’s remit does not extend to player-led initiatives, such as taking the knee, which Daily Mail Sport revealed last month would be taking place at two Premier League match rounds this season.While there are no top-flight games on Friday, in the Championship West Ham United host Wrexham at the London Stadium.On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, in 2011, a moment’s silence was held before both Premier League matches held on the Sunday, with players wearing black armbands. The vast majority of Britons killed were in the World Trade Centre in New York, while one was onboard one of two hi-jacked airplanes that struck the iconic Twin Towers.In the US, a series of commemorations will take place across sporting events. For the NFL’s opening week, end zones will feature the words ‘Never Forget’ while officials will use 9/11 branded coins for the coin toss, which will later be auctioned with funds raised going to the league’s September 11 charitable partners.The Week One match in Australia will feature a pre-game ceremony in which Australian and US military members will parade.At the New York Giants’ clash with the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night, players, coaches and staff from both sides will wear commemorative NYPD, FDNY and PAPD hats on the sideline in recognition of first responders.Meanwhile, at the baseball clash between New York’s Yankees and Mets on Friday there will be a series of pre-game ceremonies.