PSG, Saint-Etienne honor Paris attack victims with special jerseys

French club Saint-Etienne of Ligue 1 honored the victims of the Parris terrorist attacks on Sunday by wearing a jersey featuring the peace symbol fused with the Eiffel Tower.

On Sunday, French club Saint-Etienne of Ligue 1 honored victims of this month's Paris terrorist attacks by wearing a jersey featuring the peace symbol fused with the Eiffel Tower.

The symbol was created by French artist Jean Julien following the Nov. 13 attacks, during which 130 people were killed and hundreds more were injured.

Saint-Etienne unveiled the new jerseys before their match against Marseille. The kits are the club’s usual bright green, with the now iconic symbol featured in white on the front.

#ASSEOM en hommage aux victimes des attentats, les Verts joueront avec ce maillot#TousDebout #PlayForParis pic.twitter.com/npSdJTsfP7

— AS Saint-Étienne (@ASSEofficiel) November 22, 2015

The team also honored the victims by changing the colors of the seats where the team and staff sit to the colors of the French flag.

#ASSEOM Le banc de touche des Verts sera bleu blanc rouge #Hommage pic.twitter.com/w4PaDCFOkX

— AS Saint-Étienne (@ASSEofficiel) November 22, 2015

Paris Saint-Germain players will also wear a special jersey for their next two matches against Malmo and Troyes as a tribute to the Paris attack victims, the club announced Monday.

Paris Saint-Germain

The jerseys will feature the message “JE SUIS PARIS” (I am Paris) on the the front, where the the club’s main partner Emirates is typically advertised.