Before the France vs Spain match, a moment of silence will be observed in memory of Nice
The World Cup semi-final match between France and Spain, taking place this Tuesday (7/14) at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, United States, will feature a solemn pause. The request was made by French President Emmanuel Macron to honor the victims of the terrorist attack that occurred 10 years ago, on July 14, 2016.
In a post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Macron thanked FIFA. “Before the France vs Spain match, a minute of silence will be observed in tribute to the victims of the Nice attack, on the tenth anniversary of July 14, 2016. Respect for these individuals and their families is something that unites us.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Why will there be a moment of silence?
French President Emmanuel Macron requested this solemn moment to honor the victims of the terrorist attack that occurred in Nice 10 years ago. The moment of silence will be held before the France vs Spain World Cup match, remembering the losses suffered in the incident.
When will the moment of silence take place?
The moment of silence will be observed before the start of the France vs Spain World Cup semi-final match, which takes place this Tuesday (7/14) at AT&T Stadium in Dallas.
Who will be responsible for observing the moment of silence?
The moment of silence will be observed by official representatives present in the stadium stands during the France vs Spain match.