London, Nov 29 (EFE) .- The 20 clubs in the Premier League on Tuesday sent messages of condolences to relatives of the victims of the tragic plane crash in Colombia and expressed support for Chapecoense, which lost part of its players, Officials and members of the technical commission on the flight that led the team to the final of the Copa Sudamericana.
"Our thoughts are with everyone from Chapecoense, their families and all those affected by the tragedy in Colombia," Chelsea, tournament leader, wrote in his official Twitter account.
Liverpool and Manchester City, second and third in English respectively, also sent messages of support to Chapecoense after news of the plane crash, which killed 75 of the 81 people on board.
"Our thoughts are with Chapecoense and those affected by this tragedy in Colombia," published Liverpool, accompanied by the hashtag # ForçaChapecoense.
"The thoughts of all members of Manchester City are with those affected by the tragedy in Colombia." ForçaChapecoense, "Manchetser City wrote in its official accounts.
Arsenal and Manchester United also expressed condolences to the families of the accident victims and sent words of hope through Twitter.
"The thoughts of everyone at Arsenal are with those affected by this tragedy in Colombia. Thinking of you, Chapecoense," said the Gunners, with a message that was accompanied by the shield of the Brazilian club on Twitter.
"The thoughts of all members of Manchester United are with Chapecoense and all those affected by this tragedy in Colombia," the Red Devils said on Twitter.
Although the Premier League has not issued a statement on the subject, the 20 clubs in the elite of English football have shown solidarity with the victims of the accident.
Before the games played on Monday by the English League Cup, players and fans paid tribute to those killed in the crash. At Anfield, where Liverpool and Leeds United faced each other, silence was complete.
The accident occurred on Tuesday morning, when the plane carrying the Chapecoense team was approaching the José María Córdova airport in the metropolitan area of Medellín. Of the 81 people on board, 75 died, among players, club officers and members of the club's technical staff, journalists and crew members.
The six survivors are left-back Alan Ruschel, defender Neto, goalkeeper Jackson Follman, journalist Rafael Henzel, commissioner Ximena Suarez and flight technician Erwin Tumiri. Goalkeeper Danilo, a hero of Chapecoense's classification to the South American decision, was rescued alive, but he could not resist the wounds in the hospital.
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