after and before the national anthems."

England fans displayed a mural of the French flag, while the words of the national anthem were displayed on the screen

Players lined up around the centre circle for a minute's silence before kick-off

Some fans were visibly emotional

Fans held banners before the game began

Wembley saw an increased police presence on Tuesday

'You have to keep living your life'

Plenty of supporters made their way to Wembley early, waving both the French and English flags outside the ground.

One French fan, who was at the Stade de France on Friday, told BBC News: "Everyone's a bit afraid of leaving the house now, but you have to keep living your life and lots of people are in shock.

"There should have been nine of us here tonight but four chosenot to come because their wives and families had persuaded them to stay at home."

An England supporter said: "We shouldn't change anything, we should be here because of the football and that's why we are here, and obviously to show a bit of solidarity with the French."

Fans arrived early at Wembley Stadium for the friendly

'United we stand' - social media reaction

The hashtag #engvfra was trending from 17:30 GMT on Twitter in the UK, with the match also being discussed around the world in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia.

Daniel Woodley: external-link "Those scenes at Wembley even brought tears to my eyes. Amazing how football can join together in times like this."

Sam Jenkins: external-link "Football, so often a great divider. Not tonight. Quite spectacular to see and hear La