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A wake for Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, 28, and his brother André, who both died in a car crash in Spain, will be held in Portugal. Jota was traveling to the UK after recent lung surgery when the suspected tire blowout occurred. Liverpool has opened books of condolence at Anfield and online for fans to express their tributes. Several Liverpool players and other football figures have offered heartfelt condolences to Jota's family.
Courtesy: Tony Mogan
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