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A tribute to late Liverpool forward Diogo Jota at the Community Shield was disrupted. Referee Chris Kavanagh ended the silence prematurely. Palace secured 3-2 victory after penalties.

Tribute to Diogo Jota disrupted at Community Shield

Tribute to late Liverpool forward Diogo Jota disrupted at Community Shield. Spectators interrupted silence; referee intervened. Palace won 3-2 on penalties.

Tribute for Diogo Jota Interrupted at Wembley

Tribute to Diogo Jota at Wembley disrupted by spectators, ended by referee. Palace won 3-2 on penalties. Liverpool fans honored Jota at 20-minute mark.

A tribute to the late former Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva, was interrupted at the Community Shield match when some spectators did not honor the moment's silence. Before the clash between Liverpool and Crystal Palace at Wembley Stadium, both teams and their staff stood in silence to remember the brothers, who tragically passed away in a car accident in Spain in July. However, a small group of Palace fans disrupted the silence, prompting a strong reaction from those at the other end of the field, as well as from other Palace fans who attempted to restore order.
Referee Chris Kavanagh ended the tribute by blowing his whistle. Liverpool manager, Arne Slot, later downplayed the incident, suggesting it was not intentional. "I don't think this was planned, or that this was the idea of the fan that made some noise," he said. "Maybe he wasn't aware of the fact that it was the minute of silence." Slot acknowledged that Palace fans were trying to calm the situation, which inadvertently generated more noise, further confusing the crowd.
In the match, Crystal Palace emerged victorious, defeating Liverpool 3-2 on penalties following a 2-2 draw. This marked Liverpool's first major game since the tragic death of Jota, who was only 28 years old. The brothers perished when the Lamborghini they were traveling in veered off the road and caught fire near Zamora, a city in northwestern Spain.
The Premier League champions made several tributes to Jota following his death, including retiring his No. 20 jersey. A poignant moment came when Liverpool supporters applauded as the game reached the 20-minute mark, honoring Jota, and their applause turned to cheers as new signing Jeremie Frimpong scored to put Liverpool 2-1 up.
The Community Shield, regarded as the traditional curtain-raiser for England's top-flight season, pits the defending league champion against the FA Cup winner. (AP) APA APA
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Portugal and Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre died in a car crash in Spain, weeks after Jota's wedding. The football world mourns their loss.

Liverpool football star Diogo Jota dies in car crash in Spain

Portugal and Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre died in a car crash in Spain, weeks after Jota's wedding. The football world mourns their loss.

Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota and his brother died in a car crash in northwestern Spain on Thursday, police said, weeks after the star got married.
The Civil Guard said a vehicle veered off a motorway and burst into flames shortly after midnight in the municipality of Cernadilla in the province of Zamora, confirming the deaths of Jota, 28, and his brother Andre.
"Everything points to the blowout of a tyre while it (the vehicle) was overtaking," the Civil Guard said in a statement.
Portuguese football federation president Pedro Proenca wrote on social media that he was "devastated", calling Jota "an extraordinary person, respected by all his colleagues and opponents, someone blessed with an infectious joy and a reference for his own community".
Proenca said they had asked UEFA for a minute's silence before Portugal's Women's Euro 2025 match against Spain in Switzerland on Thursday.
"We have lost two champions. The death of Diogo and Andre Silva are irreparable losses for Portuguese football, and we will do everything possible to honour their legacy every day," Proenca added.
Jota had married his partner Rute Cardoso on June 22, posting a video of their wedding on Instagram just hours before the accident. They had three children.
The former Atletico Madrid, Porto and Wolverhampton Wanderers star scored nine goals in all competitions last season as Liverpool cruised to their 20th Premier League title.

Cristiano Ronaldo had to get some medical attention early on in Portugal's UEFA Nations League game against Czech Republic as the Portuguese skipper received a blow to the face by Czech goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik.

Nations League: Cristiano Ronaldo suffers injury as Portugal beat Czech Republic 4-0

Portuguese skipper Cristiano Ronaldo suffered an injury in the Nations League match against Czech Republic.

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Portugal grab an easy 4-0 win against the Czechs with their talisman Cristiano Ronaldo suffering an injury in the process early on in the game.

Cristiano Ronaldo had to get some medical attention early on in Portugal's UEFA Nations League game against Czech Republic as the Portuguese skipper received a blow to the face by Czech goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik.
The 37-year-old carried on after receiving treatment and helped his team in an important 4-0 win against Czech Republic. Goals from Diogo Dalot (2), Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Jota helped the team climb above Spain in the standings with 10 points, with Spain sitting second on 8 points.
With one game left to play, both Spain and Portugal will face off each other next with Portugal needing just a draw to qualify for the top four.
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