I’m sure every Liverpool supporter, every Penafiel supporter, and every Portugal supporter is shocked.

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There, in the midst of that first sentence, is the primary reason for grief today – a family has lost two brothers in one tragic incident.



A pair full of vitality, full of celebratory spirit after Diogo’s wedding last week, and now just gone, lost in a moment.

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Today should just be about that, about that family, the wider families impacted at Liverpool FC and Penafiel, and their friends and loved ones.

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Seeing the image of him from the final day of last season, his young family and the trophy he worked towards is a reminder that whole families feel as though they collaborate in this thing of ours.



Today is about their devastation; our shock is nothing to theirs.