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EFL bid to support victims…

The EFL is backing efforts to help those impacted by the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on Monday.

Through its official charity partnership with the British Red Cross, the EFL is supporting the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) appeal.

Fans can make donations via donate.redcross.org.uk

To help raise awareness of the campaign and as a mark of respect to those who tragically lost their lives, all EFL clubs wore black ar mbands and held a minute’s silence at their fixtures this weekend.

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