Fans make their way to Wembley, waving flags of both countries, for the England v France friendlyAnother message of thanks for the response French people have received since the attacks in Paris on FridayA message of thanks from France fans outside WembleyArmed police patrol Wembley before the matchA reflection of the Tricolore on a wet pavement outside the stadiumA France fan wearing an Eiffel Tower peace logo on the back of his shirtAn armed police officer outside Wembley StadiumThe France team bus arrives at Wembley StadiumHome fans wear the England and France flags painted on their facesFans pose outside the Bobby Moore statue at Wembley, with police looking onFrance midfielder Lassana Diarra, whose cousin was killed during the attacks, is embraced by team-mate Paul Pogba before the matchEngland and France players stand for a minute's silence before the matchThe England and France players stand together to pay their respects to the victimsFans wave the French Tricolore flag before kick-offPrince William and France and England managers Didier Dechamps and Roy Hodgson lead the teams out with a red, white and blue floral tributeThe words of the French national anthem are put on the scoreboard for fans to sing, while supporters hold cards to display the French TricoloreA France fan in tears and holding the Tricolore before the match(From left to right) England manager Roy Hodgson, Football Association chairman Greg Dyke, British Prime Minister David Cameron, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, and France manager Didier Deschamps pay their respects before the matchDeli Alli celebrates scoring England's openerWayne Rooney doubles England's lead after the breakAlli is congratulated after his spectacular strike
