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A moment of silence was held ahead of all Euro 2024 qualifiers to remember ‘all of the members of the European football family killed in recent days’. Teams from England, Italy, Malta, Ukraine, Serbia, Montenegro, Lithuania, Hungary, San Marino and Denmark stood in remembrance of the two Swedish fans who were shot dead in Brussels on 16 October ahead of Sweden’s qualifying match with Belgium. Attendees were also asked to remember the Israeli civilians killed by Hamas on 7 October.
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