The French Football Federation has confirmed that England's friendly clash with France at Wembley will still go ahead on Tuesday.
Questions were raised over whether the match would take place after at least 128 people were killed in multiple terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday.
However, the FFF said in a statement: "President Noel Le Graet confirmed on Saturday that the match between England and France scheduled for Tuesday November 17 (8pm local time) at Wembley will still take place."
England were comprehensively beaten 2-0 by Spain in Alicante on Friday night.
Mario Gaspar scored a stunning volley and Santiago Cazorla wrapped it up as the Spaniards bewildered Roy Hodgson's men with sublime passing football.
France's 2-0 friendly win over world champions Germany was overshadowed by the violence unfolding in the city as the game was under way.
