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And with that from Roy Hodgson we bid you farewell. Or au revoir.
Good night. You can read more reaction from Wembley and beyond on our football page throughout the night.
Summary
Wembley marks Paris attacks
Crowd unites to sing French anthem
Arch lit up in blue, white and red of French flag
David Cameron & Prince William in attendance
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Hodgson speaks about "poignant" nightpublished at 22:28 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at WembleyEngland manager Roy Hodgson reflected on an emotional night at Wembley, saying: "It was a very poignant occasion.
"It was really everything I expected it to be. I thought the way the FA and the FFF set up the moments of remembrance was very well done."
He added: "I thought the players getting together after the minute's silence achieved all the things we wanted to achieve."
Image source, Reuters'A difficult night for everyone'published at 22:12 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Quote MessageIt was always going to be a difficult night for everyone, especially the French players and staff. For ourselves to be involved in this occasion was tough, the young players were excited but it was a difficult game for them. I thought both teams handled it extremely well. The fans were brilliant. This will be shown round the world and will show unity. Football is a global game and, as Didier Deschamps said yesterday, it is not about religion or race. We need to stand tall together in these tough times."
Wayne Rooney, England captain
Player reactionpublished at 22:07 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Image source, PAImage caption, Tottenham team-mates Hugo Lloris and Harry Kane
Quote MessageFirst of all we want to thank all the England people in the stadium for their respect. The performance was not there for us and we had a lack of aggressiveness and concentration. It was more about solidarity. Life is still going on so we need to carry on."
Hugo Lloris, France goalkeeper
Postpublished at 22:04 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
BBC Radio 5 LiveQuote MessageI think all the French people will be in agreement with me in thanking the people in Wembley for the superb tribute they have given us tonight. It was about being together, united in solidarity. We were all brothers tonight.
Julien Laurens, French journalist
French fans' final defiant messagepublished at 21:59 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at WembleyAs the final seconds were played out here at Wembley, France's fans delivered one final, rousing rendition of “La Marseillaise”.
It drew loud applause from England's fans and was a fitting conclusion to a night of unity and strength here at Wembley.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:58 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
#bbcfootball
Abdulahi: Nice to see England play out from the back. Still lack a world class Number 10 to cut open the defence.
Antonio: Reckon Hodgson will have Pochetino's number on speed dial to find out who's next to join the England team.
Mark_Lynch: After these games & form this season & last, Dier should be ahead of Jones - can play in same positions & does it better.
Euro 2016published at 21:57
England and France will both be there next summer - and here are the full list of 24 teams competing for Euro 2016.
Albania, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Northern Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Wales.
Postpublished at 21:56 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at WembleyQuote MessageFrance have turned up but you could see after 15 minutes they had switched off and England were the better side. There must be a lot going through the French players' heads.
FULL-TIMEpublished at 21:51
England 2-0 France
Roy Hodgson embraces Didier Deschamps as players from both sides hug out in the middle, Shirts are exchanged, backs patted. A difficult night has been handled very well all round.
Postpublished at 21:51 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at WembleyQuote MessageThe result doesn't matter. But England can take a lot of positives. The tempo was better, more like the Premier League. In comparison to Alicante on Friday, it is 10 times better
Postpublished at 90 mins
England 2-0 France
The French fans end the game as they started it, proudly waving their flags and singing the national anthem. After such a difficult week their players started the game in truly competitive fashion but faded as a force in the second half.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 88 mins
England 2-0 France
Dele Alli - man of the match tonight - comes off as Phil Jones gets a run-out in a pretty unorthodox midfield for England for the final few minutes.
Sweden and Ukraine qualify for Euro 2016published at 21:44
BreakingThe play-offs are over, we now know the full list of 24 teams who will compete at Euro 2016.
Postpublished at 21:43 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at WembleyQuote MessageI think England have played well overall. They have moved the ball quickly. I will say, though, that when it comes to the Euros you will see a very different France.
Postpublished at 21:43 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 82 mins
England 2-0 France
Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko is on for the denouement.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:38 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
#bbcfootball
Mike Thain: Give youth a chance and see what happens. Encouraging performance against a strong France team.
Chris Lawton: England desperately need to find a dead ball specialist. So many wasted corners and free kicks tonight.
Will Pedley: Enjoying an England game tonight. Honest, attacking football from both teams.
SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 79 mins
England 2-0 France
England send on Jonjo Shelvey and Ryan Bertrand for the closing stages at Wembley.
They replace Harry Kane and Ross Barkley.
Image source, Reuters
Image source, ReutersPostpublished at 21:35 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2015
England 2-0 France
Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at WembleyQuote MessageEngland are on the back foot at the moment, losing the ball in that midfield area. And it is all down to Pogba. I would love to see him in the heart of any side. Such a talent, with great poise and technique. Dele Alli would love to emulate Pogba.