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Germany may cancel their friendly against the Netherlands on Tuesday following the terrorist attacks in Paris which saw more than 100 people killed.

Germany's international friendly with the Netherlands on Tuesday may be cancelled amid safety fears.

The world champions spent the night in the changing rooms at the Stade de France in the aftermath of their 2-0 loss to France last night, as explosions were heard outside the stadium.

Joachim Low's squad did not leave the stadium until this morning as the death toll rose above 100 in the French capital.

The German FA will discuss security fears before making a decision on Sunday whether to play the friendly.

"We will now sleep over it and then see how we will approach things for Tuesday or not," German FA president Reinhard Rauball is quoted as saying by Sky Sports News.

"But my opinion is that we should not yield to terror."

The French Football Federation have confirmed that the England vs. France friendly at Wembley will go ahead as planned.

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