'Enough is enough. We are all humans': Chelsea, Newcastle and Liverpool stand against racism

Chelsea became the latest Premier League club to show their support behind the Black Lives Matter movement on Tuesday.

It was gathered that the players  from the London club took the knee during a training session at Cobham in the formation of H for 'human'.

Goalkeeper Kepa explained their motivation, tweeting: 'Enough is enough. We are all HUMANS. Together we are stronger. #BlackLivesMatter'.

Chelsea players took the knee in the H formation for 'human' during training on Tuesday

Goalkeeper Kepa explained why Chelsea players made the demonstration on Twitter

Newcastle's players also delivered a statement of their own as shared on Twitter

Newcastle's players also delivered a statement of their own as shared on Twitter, with the players taking the knee in the centre circle in training. They tweeted: '#UnitedAsOne'. 

The Liverpool squad stopped training to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement

The first-team squad took a knee midway through their first training session back at Anfield

They joined Liverpoolstars, Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford in leading the Premier League's stand against racism by producing powerful displays of solidarity following the tragic death of George Floyd.