Manchester City, Everton to pay tribute to victims of Manchester, Barcelona attacks

Manchester City and Everton will show solidarity this evening by paying tribute to the victims of the Manchester and Barcelona terrorist attacks.

Both sets of players will wear shirts with Manchester's iconic worker bee emblem - symbol of the industrial backbone of the city - stitched into the fabric.

Tonight's match marks the first home game that City have played at the Etihad Stadium since a suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured around 120 others at an Ariana Grande concert in May.

The worker bee will also include the red and yellow colours of Barcelona out of respect for the 14 lives that were lost when terrorists ploughed into pedestrians in Las Ramblas and Cambrils.

The players will also don black armbands in tribute to the victims.