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In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Premier League managers have welcomed the decision to play the French national anthem before every game this weekend in remembrance of the victims of the Paris terror attacks. Arsenal’s French boss Arsene Wenger, whose side play at West Brom on Saturday, said: ‘I think it’s a nice gesture of solidarity. It’s not an obvious one for the fans, just like it would not be an obvious one for fans in France to sing God Save The Queen, because they don’t know the words. Symbolically it’s a very nice gesture.’ There are 72 French players at top-flight clubs, the biggest number from a single nationality after England, and a choral version of La Marseillaise will be played after the coin toss, with players from both teams joining officials in the centre circle facing the main stand.La Marseillaise will be heard across Premier League grounds this weekendFrench national anthem will be played in tribute to victims of Paris attacksArsene Wenger, Roberto Martinez and Ronald Koeman welcomed gestureFootball League has also given teams the option to do so this weekend tooSee full coverage of news and results from the Premier League 
 Question:The move follows _ and France fans joining together to sing La Marseillaise at Tuesday’s international friendly at Wembley, to remember the 129 people who died.
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England


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Norwich manager Alex Neil is hopeful full-back Martin Olsson will not miss too much of the start of the Barclays Premier League campaign after shoulder surgery, but looks to have reached a stalemate with Hull over the pursuit of Robbie Brady. Sweden international Olsson has resumed light training following an operation after Norwich's Sky Bet Championship play-off win over Middlesbrough, but is not scheduled to be involved in the new season opener against Crystal Palace on August 8. Neil has spoken of his desire to provide competition in every position, having recently deployed midfielder Bradley Johnson as emergency defensive cover, but has been left frustrated at not being able to get transfer targets to the Norfolk club,Martin Olsson ruled out of the start of the season after shoulder surgeryNorwich manager Alex Neil has not set a timescale on Olsson's returnCanaries running out of time in their efforts to sign Hull ace Robbie BradyTigers boss Steve Bruce unwilling to sell unless owners' valuation is met 
 Question:Bruce, meanwhile, suggested Norwich would have to improve their offer on _ closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
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Robbie Brady


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Japan has beefed up security at its embassies worldwide following a threat from Islamic State terrorists. In the latest edition of its English language magazine, Dabiq, the terror group urged Muslims unable to make the journey to Syria or Iraq to carry out attacks elsewhere in the world. It suggested targeting 'Japanese diplomatic missions' in Bosnia, Malaysia and Indonesia, prompting a tightening of security. In the latest issue of the magazine, published online earlier this week, ISIS claims that even if a Muslim is not able to travel to the caliphate, he can 'strike out' against its enemies. 'What, for example, prevents (a jihadi) from targeting... communities in Dearborn, Michigan, Los Angeles, and New York City? Or targeting Panamanian diplomatic missions in Jakarta, Doha, and Dubai?Japan tightened security at its embassies worldwide following ISIS treatTerrorists urged Muslims unable to go to Iraq and Syria to strike elsewhereSuggested hitting Japanese diplomats in Bosnia, Malaysia and Indonesia 
 Question:The move comes about eight months after ISIS beheaded two _ hostages in Syria and amid anxiety at home over impending legislation that critics fear could drag the officially pacifist country into wars overseas.
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Japan