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A minute's silence held in tribute to the late Liverpool star Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva was cut short ahead of the Community Shield match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace at Wembley Stadium on Sunday. The tribute, intended to honor the brothers who tragically died in a car crash in Spain in July, was interrupted by a minority of Crystal Palace fans from their end of the stadium.

The brief moment of silence was disrupted with some fans shouting "Eagles," which led to boos from Liverpool supporters and disapproval from other Palace fans who tried to quiet those disrespecting the tribute. Due to the disruption, referee Chris Kavanagh ended the silence after just 20 seconds instead of the full minute. Liverpool fans also booed the national anthem before kickoff, provoking a strong reaction from some Crystal Palace supporters.

This unsavory incident marred what was otherwise intended to be a respectful commemoration of the two footballers. Diogo Jota, a forward for Liverpool, was mourned alongside his brother André Silva, whose deaths shocked the football community. The moment reflected tensions between fan groups but highlighted widespread respect for Jota and Silva among many attendees and supporters of both clubs.

The tribute at Wembley served as a poignant reminder of the tragic loss within the football world, despite the unfortunate disruptions from a minority in the crowd.

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