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Three Man United and Bournemouth stars join those refusing to take the knee in Premier League

Three more Premier League footballers decided against taking the knee during Sunday's games.

Manchester United centre back Ayden Heaven and Bournemouth duo Rayan and Tyler Adams stayed standing before the two teams faced off at Old Trafford. 

All Liverpool and Brighton players took the knee at Anfield, as did every Crystal Palace and Newcastle player at Selhurst Park. 

The stance of Heaven, Rayan and Adams comes after both Issa Diop and Marc Guehi also didn't take the knee before their games earlier this weekend.

Rayan and Adams both kept their stance from last week when they refused to take the knee ahead of their victory over Sunderland, while Heaven didn't play in United's draw at Leeds.

Last week, the Bournemouth duo were joined in their stance by Man City defender Marc Guehi, Ipswich Town's Issa Diop, Everton's Ainsley Maitland-Niles, and Leeds' Dominic Calvert-Lewin. 

More to follow... 

Three more Premier League stars decided against taking the knee during Sunday's games
Three more Premier League stars decided against taking the knee during Sunday's games

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