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Published 20:10 17 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 20:11 17 Nov 2015 GMT

First came a rousing rendition of God Save The Queen, then a very emotional chorus of La Marseillaise. England supporters singing along with their French allies in a wonderful gesture of unity.
The minutes' silence was of course impeccably observed, before a game of great importance for which the result was irrelevant.

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