After a review, the game was postponed.[109][110] It was the first time a Premier League match had been postponed because of supporter protests in the competition's history.[111] The protest gained significant news coverage.[112][113] Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher, and former Manchester United captains Gary Neville and Roy Keane, who were all providing punditry for Sky Sports ahead of the game, expressed support for the cause of the protesters.[114]