William leads more tributes to Paris

The Duke of Cambridge, President of the Football Association, has joined tributes to those killed and injured in the Paris attacks at the England-France friendly at Wembley tonight.  William carried a wreath of tricolor flowers on to the pitch before the game began alongside Didier Deschamps and Roy Hodgson before the game began.

The Duke of Cambridge carries a floral tribute on to the pitch at tonight's France-England friendly at Wembley as he joined tributes to the 129 people killed in the Paris attacks on November 13th 2015

(Photo @wembleystadium Twitter)

William is at Wembley along with Prime Minister, David Cameron, and Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, to join fans from England in showing his support for the French team, its supporters and all those affected by the attacks which left 129 people dead. Wembley's famous arch was lit red, white and blue and William watched as the teams stood arm in arm and the Marsellaise rang around the stadium in an emotional tribute.

The @england and @equipedefrance players stand together prior to kick-off at Wembley. pic.twitter.com/YHWiFunH4U

— Wembley Stadium (@wembleystadium) November 17, 2015

Earlier today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the French Embassy in London to sign the book of condolence and make their own tribute to those killed and injured in the attacks. 

"Nos plus sincères condoléances" - TRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sign book of condolence @KensingtonRoyal pic.twitter.com/DPKEVFV8h6

— France in the UK (@FranceintheUK) November 17, 2015

Their message read 'To all those who have died and were injured in the heartless attacks in Paris, and to all the people in France. Nos plus sinceres condolences.' It was signed William and Catherine.
 

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