US EditionJoao Cancelo and Ruben Neves in Tears During Emotional Tribute to Diogo Jota and Andre Silva - Liverpool Echo
- Diogo Jota, 28, and his brother André Silva, 25, died in a Lamborghini crash just after midnight on Thursday near Zamora, Spain.
- Spanish police are investigating the crash, which involved no other vehicles and may have been caused by a tyre blowout during an overtaking attempt on the A52.
- FIFA paid tribute to the brothers before Club World Cup quarterfinal matches in Orlando and Philadelphia, where players observed a moment of silence and wore black armbands.
- Pedro Neto entered the pitch holding a jersey with the brothers' names during the silence, while teammates Ruben Neves and Joao Cancelo broke down in tears and showed visible grief.
- The brothers' bodies were returned to Portugal on Thursday evening, with a wake held today and a funeral planned for Saturday at Igreja Matriz de Gondomar.
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Diogo Jota funeral: Ruben Neves' touching act after beautiful tribute to friend - The Mirror
Ruben Neves paid a beautiful tribute to his friend Diogo Jota after the Liverpool forward's tragic death on Thursday and was among the mourners at the star's funeral in Gondomar
Emotional scenes took place around the first quarter final encounters at the club World Cup. National teammates of the late Diogo Jota thought of the Portuguese. Sporty the high flight of Al-Hilal is finished.
Pedro Neto paid tribute in his individual presentation to his friends Diogo Jota and André Felipe. He defiled to the center of the field with a flag on his shoulder in which the name of the two deceased brothers could be read. With the ball, Neto also seemed to dedicate the game to both for the virguero with what was used in each action. When the collegiate pointed to the end of the game, Neto opened his arms and pointed to the sky to offer him …
Club World Cup: Neves, Cancelo fight off tears while observing silence for Diogo Jota
Al Hilal players paid emotional tribute to Diogo Jota before their Club World Cup quarterfinal. The tribute preceded a 2-1 defeat to Fluminense, ending Al Hilal’s impressive run in the tournament.
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