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WW1 Christmas truce marked in army football teams match WW1 Christmas truce marked in army football teams match
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The British and German army football teams are due to play a match to commemorate 100 years since the World War One Christmas truce. The British and German army football teams have played a match to commemorate 100 years since the World War One Christmas truce.
Soldiers from both sides shared an impromptu ceasefire in Ypres, Belgium, on Christmas Day 1914.Soldiers from both sides shared an impromptu ceasefire in Ypres, Belgium, on Christmas Day 1914.
Graham Brookland of the Army FA said the match would "commemorate the occasion in an extremely good spirit".Graham Brookland of the Army FA said the match would "commemorate the occasion in an extremely good spirit".
The match, part of the Football Remembers Week, is being played at Aldershot Town FC in Hampshire. The game, played at Aldershot Town FC in Hampshire, ended in a 1-0 win for the British Army.
Several thousand events have been held across the UK to mark the Christmas truce football match. Several thousand events have been held across the UK to mark the Christmas truce football match as part of Football Remembers Week.
Every team in the Premier League and Football League have marked the centenary of World War One at recent matches.Every team in the Premier League and Football League have marked the centenary of World War One at recent matches.
The famous "Christmas truce" of 1914The famous "Christmas truce" of 1914
Source: Imperial War MuseumSource: Imperial War Museum