Hundreds of Watford fans clapped former manager Graham Taylor's coffin as it entered the church today draped in a Union flag.
As the congregation entered the church Nimrod by Elgar played.
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The congregation, containing some of football's most famous faces were due to sing hymns Lead Us Heavenly Father, Abide With Me and Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer.
There will also be a reading by Match of the Day commentator John Motson, and a special tribute by Sir Elton John.
There will also be readings by Taylor's daughter Joanne and grandchildren Rihanna, Elsie and Jake.
Former England stars David Platt and Martin Keown, who played for the Three Lions under Taylor, were among the congregation.
Current Watford manager Walter Mazzarri was also there along with former Watford player and Villa manager Tim Sherwood, who is now Swindon Town's director of football.
Former Southampton manager Lawrie McMenemy, who was Taylor's assistant during his time in charge of the England team, was also present.
Wolverhampton Wanderers, who Taylor also managed, were represented by first team coach Rob Edwards and fitness coach Tony Daley.
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