On a day of mourning and uncertainty when a match in Germany was cancelled following a bomb threat, an England vs. France match at London’s Wembley Stadium began with a moving tribute to the 129 victims of the terror attacks in Paris four days ago.
England–France soccer match in London begins with moving tribute to Paris victims


As players took the field, fans on one side of the stadium formed a French flag with blue, white and red placards.
United at Wembley pic.twitter.com/Exe83ETPNK
— Andy May (@andymay) November 17, 2015 Players from both teams and many fans joined in singing “La Marseillaise.”
WATCH: Wembley Stadium joins in on singing French national anthem, La Marseillaise, ahead of kickoff. #ENGvFRA https://t.co/A33fVM237x
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) November 17, 2015 Wembley sings 'La Marseillaise' (until my phone ran out of storage space) @AFP pic.twitter.com/qtJBWlV4LC
— Tom Williams (@tomwfootball) November 17, 2015 Afterward, players from the two teams joined arms in a single line, alternating French and English players.
Solidarite.... #ENGvFRA pic.twitter.com/YGNETL97ry
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) November 17, 2015 The players then formed a circle in the center of the field for a moment of silence.
Haunting, immaculately-observed minute's silence #ENGvFRA pic.twitter.com/sSOBXQx0Yu
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) November 17, 2015 










