Watch: Minute's applause held for tragic Shrewsbury Town fan Nick Mann

The tribute to the 35--year-old was held in the 35th minute during Town's home game against Dagenham & Redbridge, with Nick's picture being shown on the scoreboard.

Nick Mann, was killed by a Northern line train in the early hours of Sunday morning after he jumped onto the tracks to try to pull his younger brother Robert to safety.

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Robert, 32, has been reported to have been trying to retrieve something from the tracks after dropping it.

As a train approached Nick is believed to have leaned over to help his brother.

Robert survived the crash and is now in hospital, where he is said to remain in a critical but stable condition.

The brothers had enjoyed a day out in Portsmouth on Saturday, watching Shrewsbury win their League Two match against Portsmouth FC 2-0, then had returned to London to celebrate.

On Tuesday the club issued a statement which read: "The football club was saddened to hear the tragic news that lifelong supporter Nick Mann was killed early on Sunday morning in London.

"Nick followed Shrewsbury Town home and away even though he was based in London. His passions were football and music and he was much loved by everyone who met him.

"He had made the trip down to Portsmouth on Saturday and Tweeted after the match that it had been one of his favourite away days of the season.

"Social media has been full of tributes to Nick from fellow Town fans and from supporters far and wide. It has been agreed that on the 35th minute of the Dagenham & Redbridge game Nick's picture will be shown on the scoreboard so supporters can join together to remember Nick's life.

"The clubs thoughts are with Nick's family and friends at this very sad time.

"Nick's brother Robert was also hurt in the same incident and is currently in hospital, everyone's thoughts are with him to pull though and make a full recovery."