Nice and Rennes kits pay beautiful tribute to the victims of last month’s attack

OGC Nice's special new kit is a touching and fitting tribute to the 85 people killed when an attacker drove a lorry into a crowd in the city.

The club have foregone a sponsor across the front of their new shirt for their home match against Stade Rennais. Instead, they have printed the names of all 85 victims on in the place of a sponsor's logo. The names are printed in black against the white shirt, and coiled around in the shape of a heart. Rennes will use the same design on their red shirts for the opener. This is true class from the two French clubs, and a wonderful tribute to the victims. https://twitter.com/ogcnice/status/763411183923765248 The shirt is of particular importance to Rennes midfielder Benjamin André, pictured below, who was born in Nice before beginning his career on the nearby island of Corsica with Ajaccio. https://twitter.com/staderennais/status/763651141443973120 The Nice v Rennes game will take place at Stade Allianz Riviera - where England lost to Iceland at Euro 2016 - on Sunday afternoon. According to a statement from OGC Nice, the shirts will be auctioned off after the game, with all proceeds going to victims' associations. It follows moving tributes to the victims from Tour de France-winning cyclist Chris Froome and French golfer Clement Sordet. Read more: