Three people were killed following an explosion at the national stadium as France took on Germany. Goal's reporters in the French capital discuss the evolving situation.
SPECIAL REPORT
PARIS -- It was 9:17 p.m. CET when the spectators and television viewers heard a first and then a second explosion close to Stade de France. It sounded like it might be the start of a fireworks display but was revealed to be something far graver. Asked by Infosport+, the president of the French Football Federation, Noel Le Graet, presented the facts he was aware of them: “A bomb exploded at the entrance of Gate J.