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Anfield pays tribute to Diogo Jota

· 16h · on MSN

Anfield full of emotion during tribute to Diogo Jota and his brother at Liverpool-Bournemouth match

Liverpool players and fans paid an emotional tribute to Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva, on Friday at the first competitive match at Anfield since their death last month.

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· 7h · on MSN

'Diogo's day' - emotional Anfield tribute for Jota

Anfield pays tribute to Diogo Jota in first Premier League game since death of Liverpool forward

Liverpool pay emotional tribute to Diogo Jota ahead of Premier League opener

"We know that this will be a very emotional occasion, given it is the first league game we have played since we lost Diogo and Andre,” Arne Slot said in his pre-match programme notes.

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Anfield pays tribute to Diogo Jota and brother as tragic star's wife and kids attend opener

Diogo Jota's wife and children's touching tributes to Liverpool star after tragic death

Anfield, Semenyo

· 3h · on MSN

Premier League to launch 'full investigation' as Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse at Anfield

The Football Association said it was "concerned" about the allegation of racism towards Semenyo and that it would ensure "appropriate action" would be taken.

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Police investigate after Bournemouth footballer reports racist abuse at Anfield

Semenyo thankful for support after reporting racist abuse at Anfield

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"Last Night At Anfield...": Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo Shares Powerful Message After Facing Racial Abuse

The Premier League opener between reigning champions Liverpool and Bournemouth was stopped for several minutes during the first half following an allegation of "discriminatory abuse" from a supporter towards Antoine Semenyo.

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Liverpool vs. Bournemouth LIVE: Reds Begin Title Defence at Anfield

Live coverage of Liverpool’s Premier League clash with Bournemouth on the opening night of the 2025–26 season..

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'Ekitike is instant Anfield hero but defence brutally exposed'

Hugo Ekitike's headline act does not disguise flaws which Liverpool boss Arne Slot must address, says BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty.