Two Air France flights from the United States to Paris were diverted due to bomb threats this evening. Both flights landed safely; a flight from Los Angeles in Salt Lake City, and another from Washington D.C. in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The FBI is investigating.Authorities in Germany have cleared a stadium and canceled a high-profile soccer match, citing security threats.The Associated Press quoted the chief of police in the city of Hannover as saying "concrete information" about a bomb threat prompted the decision.German Chancellor Angela Merkel was among the officials expected to attend the friendly match between Germany and Netherlands, the AP reported . But the stadium, which holds 49,000, was emptied about an hour and a half before the match began.The scare comes just days after more than 120 people were killed in coordinated terror attacks across Paris . One of the targets of those attacks, which the Islamic State claims to be behind, was a suburban soccer stadium hosting a match between France and Germany.The world has been on edge in wake of Friday's bloodshed. Another match scheduled between Belgium and Spain was preemptively canceled, according to the BBC . A match between England and France Tuesday evening was scheduled to go on as planned.For full coverage of the tragedy in Paris, click here