A period of applause was held in the sixth minute of the Cardiff match as the family zone was renamed Arthur's Area.
It was created with a sketch.
Saturday 11 December 2021.
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The club's fans paid tribute to Arthur Labinjo-Hughes before and during their home match.
The fans of the city gathered to remember Arthur Labinjo-Hughes before the game.
The supporters walked through the city singing the six-year-old's name before they laid flowers at the stadium.
The club's first home game since the murder of a schoolboy was held in the sixth minute with a period of applause.
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The players and fans of both teams paused for a minute's applause in memory of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
A touching moment as play is paused for a period of applause for Arthur, both sets of players and fans clapping throughout the sixth minute.
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December 11, 2021.
Arthur died of an "unsurvivable" brain injury at the hands of Emma Tustin after a campaign of "evil" abuse by her and his father, Thomas Hughes.
The couple were sentenced for murder and manslaughter.
Arthur's Area is a fun-filled space for young supporters to enjoy prior to kick-off.
The club contacted a local stencil artist called Disney to decorate the newly renamed area, which will have information points installed by local children's charities to help tackle child abuse.
A club statement read: "The lasting image of Arthur, shared across social media and used by a number of news outlets in recent weeks, depicts a smiling, happy boy wearing a Blues shirt, and we as a club will strive to keep that memory alive in people's hearts and minds
The memorial garden in Arthur's name at St Andrew's will be shared with supporters when the designs are finished.
Arthur was on the front cover of the match programme and the proceeds from each sale of the book will go to children's charities.
A wreath will be laid at St Andrew's tomorrow, and it says so much about our city and region the way everyone has come together in the face of such tragedy.
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We love you Arthur.
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December 10, 2021.
The way everyone has come together in the face of such tragedy and heartbreak says a lot about our city and region.
Arthur was remembered by several clubs across the English game last weekend.
