How Twitter reacted to England and France's show of solidarity at Wembley

English and French players, fans and officials joined forces in a show of solidarity as La Marseillaise was roared by all sides on an emotional night at Wembley.It was a defiant display of support in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday. Prince William was among those to lay a floral tribute before the game and both sides also mixed around the centre circle for an impeccably observed minute's silence. Here Press Association Sport looks at how Twitter reacted: Real Madrid and Wales midfielder Gareth Bale (@GarethBale11): "Huge respect to everyone at @wembleystadium!! #OneAnthem #BiggerThanFootball." Real Madrid and France striker Karim Benzema (@Benzema): "Thanks to people throughout the world for supporting France in such a moment of tragedy and sadness #PrayForParis #ANGFRA #NousSommesUnis."Manchester City and France winger Samir Nasri (@SamNasri19): "I love england" Burnley midfielder Joey Barton (@Joey7Barton): " I'm usually quite harsh on the @FA but absolute class from both federations at Wembley tonight. Chapeau!" Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker): " Well played football!" Bordeaux midfielder Gregory Sertic (@ GSertic8): "What about this moment! Wonderful, thank you to the English many emotions #jesuisfrancais #prayforparis." Bordeaux official Twitter account (@girondins): " Thank you England ! #AllTogether #TousUnis." Former Manchester United and Everton midfielder Philip Neville (@fizzer18): "Well done England fans!" Paris St Germain goalkeeper Alphonse Areola (@AreolaOfficiel), currently on loan at Villarreal: " Tonight, more than a game, a tribute to the victims and their families. # ANGFRA # NousSommesUnis @ equipedefrance."

Source: PA