Tomorrow's Europa League final between Manchester United and Ajax will see tributes being paid to the victims of last night's sickening suicide bomb attack at the Manchester Arena.
Twenty two people lost their lives after 23-year-old Salman Abedi detonated an explosive device outside the arena after an Ariana Grande concert at the venue. The youngest victim has been identified as eight-year-old Saffie Roussos.
Out of respect for the victims, Manchester United's players held a minute's silence during training in Stockholm ahead of tomorrow's final in the Swedish capital and cancelled today's press conference, as well.
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My thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by last nights attack on this beautiful city. We will stand together in this dark hour ❤️
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United have since confirmed that UEFA have agreed to a minute's silence ahead of kick-off tomorrow evening at the Friends Arena and both teams will also sport black armbands in memory of the 22 people who went to a concert and never returned home.
UEFA has agreed to a minute's silence and black armbands during the Europa League final in respect of the terrible events in Manchester.
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SPORTbible would like to offer our most heart felt condolences to all those affected by last night's cowardly, depraved attack. As a Manchester based site we know how resilient and unified the people of this great, glorious city are. We stand together.
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