Chapecoense tributes from around the world in photos
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There has been an outpouring of solidarity and support for Brazilian football team Chapecoense, after a plane carrying their team crashed in Colombia late on Monday, killing 71 people on board. Spanish football team Real Madrid marked the loss with a minute of silence at their training ground near Madrid
Liverpool fans in the UK held a Brazil-inspired flag as they also observed a minute's silence before their match against Leeds United at Anfield stadium
The arch at London's Wembley Stadium was lit in Chapecoense's team colour
Outside the South American Football Confederation's headquarters in Paraguay, the flags of Brazil and other member states were lowered to half mast
The team came from the town of Chapeco in the southern Brazilian state of the state of Santa Catarina. The town's Santo Antonio Cathedral has been draped with a black sash
Fans in Chapeco wore their football shirts to a packed memorial service
Fans dressed in the club's green-and-white colours gathered in large crowds at Chapecoense's Arena Conda stadium
One young boy took a moment to sit in the stands Chapecoense's stadium for his own silent tribute
- Published29 November 2016
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