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This Tuesday, the France team faces Chile in a friendly match, the second of this gathering after the defeat against Germany (0-2). And before the match kicks off, the two teams will observe a minute of silence, in tribute to the victims of the Moscow attack on Friday evening. The president of the FFF Philippe Diallo confirmed this on the air of Europe 1.
“When these events happen, we need great solidarity with the Russian people. Be certain that the French Football Federation is in full solidarity with the Russian people and their Russian counterpart., he assured. A first tribute could have been paid on Saturday evening, but the FFF did not want to rush. As a reminder, the attack in Moscow caused the death of 137 people.
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