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Didier Deschamps admits that his France squad still have November's terrorist attacks on their minds as they return to the Stade de France.

France coach Didier Deschamps has admitted that the terrorist attacks which devastated Paris in November are still on the minds of the players.

Les Bleus return to the Stade de France for the first time since that fateful night when they entertain Russia on Tuesday.

However, Deschamps is hoping to look to the future as they continue their preparations for Euro 2016.

He told a press conference: "You don't forget, but you have to move forward."

On the evening of November 13, suicide bombers also tried to enter the stadium where France were playing Germany and explosions could be heard as the match was in progress.

Security is likely to be heightened after terrorists killed 32 people in Brussels last week.

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