London's "Crystal Palace" defender Yohan Cabaye says that extra motivation for the French national team in the upcoming European Championship at home will be the desire to honor the victims of terrorism in Paris. On November 13, a total of 130 people were killed in the attacks. Some of them were near the French national stadium, where that evening the national team was playing against the Germans. Cabaye, who took part in those matches, insists that thoughts about the deceased will not escape the footballers. "It was a very sad, very difficult moment," the defender told BBC Football Focus. "The country recovered after that bad time and remained united just to show that it was ready to fight." "Both fans and we ourselves. We will think about what happened in November. Winning the tournament would be great for those victims."
