Barcelona and Real Betis pay tribute to victims at the Nou Camp after this week’s horrific terror attack on the city
14 people died and dozens more injured during Thursday's incident, with La Liga sides undergoing moment of reflection
BARCELONA and Real Betis paid tribute to the victims of this week's horrific terror attack on the Spanish city on Sunday evening.
The two clubs faced off at the Nou Camp in their La Liga showdown, but all eyes were on the emotional moment of reflection early doors.
14 people were killed a dozens more injured when a white Fiat van tore through Las Ramblas - smashing into shoppers and holidaymakers alike.
The players took to the Nou Camp turf wearing unique shirts as a mark of respect.
Players also kicked-off the game wearing black armbands and #TotsSomBarcelona - which means "We are all Barcelona" - across their chests.
Barcelona were given permission from the Royal Spanish Football to make the changes to the home shirt.
Meanwhile, everyone around the Nou Camp marked the beginning of the game with an emotional minute of silence as a mark of respect to the victims and their families.
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Earlier this week, Barca boss Ernesto Valverde said: “They are very unfortunate circumstances and from our club we give our full support to the victims.
"It was a very tough day for everyone and it gives you reasons to think.”
Meanwhile, Real Betis manage Quique Setien added: “We are all affected by situations like these.
“When you see the images it affects you to a greater or lesser extent. Maybe I would have preferred to go to Barcelona another time.”