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A subduded fan arrives early at the Stade de France to pay his respects to Marc-Vivien Foe who tragically died on Thursday

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The Cameroon side all wear shirts bearing Foe's name during the warm-up in tribute to their fallen comrade

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Some do not agree that the match should have gone ahead, but it gives the fans a chance to say goodbye to Foe

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Foe is remembered by all in the stadium during a moving minute's silence prior to kick-off

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Foe's sudden passing has been felt keenly in both the Cameroon and French camps as they share their sorrow

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The action in the first half is slow to get going in the understandably sombre atmosphere

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Thierry Henry sparks the game into life with a superb bit of skill to set up Djibril Cisse for a header that goes inches wide

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Cameroon begin to test the French defence with Geremi tormenting the ageing Bixente Lizarazu down the right wing

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France look the superior side but neither team can break the deadlock as the match goes to extra-time

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Henry settles the contest with the golden goal seven minutes into extra-time, capitalising on a defensive lapse to bundle home

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During the presentation Fifa president Sepp Blatter poigniantly hangs a runner-up medal on the picture of Marc-Vivien Foe

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Marcel Desailly invites opposing captain Rigobert Song to accept the trophy with him as a mark of respect for Foe