Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson believes that players taking the knee before matches is still making a difference in the fight against racism.
The Premier League made the gesture after George Floyd, a black American man, was murdered by a police officer kneeling on his throat in May 2020.
Captains of each English top-flight side banded together and agreed on taking the knee before matches, a gesture traced back to Martin Luther King.
A handful of players have stopped kneeling with Chelsea left back Marcos Alonso the latest star not to perform the motion ahead of kick-off, but Henderson insists the gesture is 'still having an impact'.