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A Crystal Palace fan group has apologized to Liverpool after a minute’s silence for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva was disrupted at Wembley on Sunday.

A number of tributes were held for the former Liverpool forward and his brother following their deaths in a car accident earlier this summer.

Club legend Ian Rush laid wreaths alongside Palace chairman Steve Parish and FA chairwoman Debbie Hewitt before the players made their way out onto the pitch.

The two teams then gathered for a minute’s silence, but the gesture was interrupted as fans could be heard making noise, with referee Chris Kavanagh forced to bring the moment to a premature end.

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The disruption is thought to have come from the Palace end of the stadium, with Liverpool fans making their feelings clear as they booed the interruption.

Palace fanzine Five Year Plan has now commented on the situation and offered an apology, while suggesting the disruption may have come from supporters not realizing a minute’s silence was occurring.

“A word on the Jota silence incident,” the group posted on X.

The minute's silence for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva was brought to a premature end amid the disruption from fans.

“Our thoughts are with Diogo, Andre and family.”

They went on to add: “Some of our own fans have said people did boo?

Fans of Liverpool display a banner in tribute Diogo Jota during the Community Shield