Charlton Athletic will pay tribute to lifelong Addicks fan PC Keith Palmer who was killed in the Westminster terror attack at their next game.
A one minute silence will take place before the match against MK Dons on Tuesday, April 4 and Charlton players will wear PC Palmer's warrant number on their shirts.
Players match appearance fees and 50 per cent of all ticket sales will be donated to PC Palmer's family.
His East Stand seat, which is currently marked by a Charlton scarf, will be replaced with a white seat with his warrant number for the rest of the season.
PC Keith Palmer's seat is marked by a Charlton Athletic scarf.
Afterwards a permenant memorial will be placed near the Sam Bartram statue at the rear of the West Stand.
The 48-year-old father was stabbed by terrorist Khalid Masood who crashed his car outside Parliament after mowing down pedestrians on Westminster bridge.
PC Palmer joined the Metropolitan Police in 2001 and was based in Bromley borough between 2002 and 2009.
He then joined the Territorial Support Group (TSG) in Catford before joining the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command in April last year.
Tributes outside Parliament.
PC James Aitkenhead, who worked alongside Keith in the TSG, said: "Keith was a genuinely nice person; nobody had a bad word to say about him.
"When I heard what had happened I knew it would be him because that's just the sort of guy he was, to step straight in when others might step back.
"He had a great work ethic, he worked on our warrants' car for years, getting up at 4am to serve warrants and arresting wanted offenders.
"He was always so positive, always staying late after everyone else and getting in early.
"In his personal life he was a massive Charlton Athletic fan and had a season ticket.
"We will miss him so much."
PC Palmer, who was was nominated in 2015 for best thief taker in the Commissioner's Excellence Awards, was married and had a 5-year-old daughter.
His family released a statement that said: "Keith will be remembered as a wonderful dad and husband. A loving son, brother and uncle. A long-time supporter of Charlton FC.
"Dedicated to his job and proud to be a police officer, brave and courageous.
"A friend to everyone who knew him.
"He will be deeply missed. We love him so much.
"His friends and family are shocked and devastated by his loss and ask that they are left to grieve alone in peace."
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