Arsène Wenger has praised the way football has united behind his “tolerant and generous country” following the terror attacks across Paris on Friday. Wenger was in the city when it was hit by a series of attacks, including three suicide bombers detonating vests outside the Stade de France where the national team were playing Germany. He had been set to attend the match, but a last-minute change of plans meant he watched the game on television from his hotel. Related: Paris attacks: fresh raids in Brussels linked to Stade de France suicide bomber – live Wenger was at Wembley on Tuesday night when England hosted France and was seen on TV singing La Marseillaise as the two...
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