Paris St-Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir players took a knee around the centre circle in an anti-racism message before the restart of their Champions League tie on Wednesday.
Neymar scored a hat-trick as PSG won the game 5-1 to top their group.
The match was abandoned on Tuesday at 0-0 after the fourth official was accused of using a racist term towards Basaksehir assistant Pierre Webo.
Both sets of players walked off the pitch, with the game delayed by a day.
It restarted with a Basaksehir free-kick in the 14th minute.
Webo - who had been sent off - was allowed to take his place on the away bench, with his red card suspended while Uefa investigates the whole incident.
A new set of officials were in charge, with Dutchman Danny Makkelie appointed referee.
Both sets of players and the officials - who also took a knee during the Champions League anthem - wore 'no to racism' T-shirts in the warm-up, with anti-racism banners in the stands.
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