Liverpool Show Their Heart in the Wake of Diogo Jota’s DeathLiverpool Football Club have once again shown what it means to act with integrity during the darkest of times. As the footballing world

The record goalscorer has found it hard to take in the tragedy, which saw 28-year-old Liverpool striker Jota killed in a car crash with his brother Andre on Friday night. The Liverpool team flew to Porto yesterday for the funeral in the late player's home town of Gondomar.

As soccer player Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva were laid to rest in their hometown in Portugal, his Liverpool Football Club left a heartbreaking message at his grave. The brothers were buried after a funeral service on July 5. According to BBC, after the service and burial, a message was left by the Club at the cemetery.