Watch: English clubs honour victims following Hillsborough verdict
Whether it was a rendition of Liverpool's famous prematch song, or a minute's applause, Saturday's fixtures in England featured various tributes to the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster and their families after Tuesday's monumental verdict.
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Goodison Park was the sight of an emotional minute's applause as Liverpool's biggest rivals, Everton, and its fans produced a memorable ovation for representatives of Hillsborough families during a prematch ceremony:
Hugely emotional moment as Goodison rises to applaud Hillsborough families #JFT96 pic.twitter.com/yzqn0nLFLG
— Everton FC News (@LivEchoEFC) April 30, 2016
Everton players also sported shirts that read, "Justice & Truth" on the front, with the number 96 printed on the back.
PHOTOS: The players wear t-shirts to pay tribute to those who fought for justice for the 96. #EFCvBOU pic.twitter.com/twlCfCPqWs
— Everton (@Everton) April 30, 2016
The scenes were replicated throughout the country ahead of Saturday's matches, with Watford opting to play "You'll Never Walk Alone" ahead of its encounter with Aston Villa:
Meanwhile, at the sight of the 1989 disaster, Sheffield Wednesday fans gathered around a memorial outside of Hillsborough ahead of the team's match against Cardiff City:
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