A Heartfelt Tribute: Honoring Diogo Jota at Women's Euros
Portuguese fans honored the memory of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, who tragically died in a car accident, during the Women's Euros match against Spain. The moving tribute included a minute's silence, expressions of gratitude, and a powerful display of national solidarity, echoing Jota's love for football.

Sadness turned into celebration during the Women's Euros match between Portugal and Spain, as fans honored the late Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, killed in a car accident. A minute's silence marked the occasion before an outpouring of gratitude and celebration.
With Portuguese fans holding signs reading "Thank you, Diogo Jota," the atmosphere was both somber and spirited. Portugal coach Francisco Neto expressed the team's grief and tribute to Jota, a passionate supporter of the women's team.
Jose Aguiar Branco, president of the Portuguese parliament, announced a motion of condolence to honor the brothers. Despite Spain scoring early, the focus remained on the poignant tribute to Jota and Silva, as fans filled the stadium with song and applause.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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