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Sport reacts to Paris attacks

Alex ChafferNovember 14, 2015

The sporting world has been shocked and stunned by the attacks on Paris, whilst the friendly match between Germany and France played on. Here is how the world of sport reacted to Friday night's events.

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Deutsche Nationalmannschaft am Flughafen Frankfurt am Main gelandet Oliver Bierhoff

German national team return home after staying overnight in Stade de France

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Paris Eiffel Tower lit up at night

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Paris Alttag Tor am Louvre

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