A minute's silence held in tribute to Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva was interrupted by a minority of Crystal Palace fans before being cut short ahead the Community Shield against Liverpool.

Reds forward Jota died in a car crash along with his brother Silva in Spain in July.

The moment of silence at Wembley was disturbed by a minority of fans from the Palace end, eliciting a strong response at the other end of the pitch, as well as other Palace supporters, who tried to silence those not respecting the tribute.

Referee Chris Kavanagh opted to cut the minute short, with the tribute ending after just 20 seconds.

Fans CUT SHORT minute's silence in tribute to late Liverpool star Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva at Wembley	Minute’s silence for Diogo Jota cut short at Wembley before Community Shield	Diogo Jota tribute cut short after Crystal Palace disruption before Liverpool clash

Liverpool fans also booed the national anthem ahead of kick off.

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Sky Sports' Peter Smith at Wembley reported: "Unsavoury moments there, as a few Crystal Palace fans called out 'Eagles' during the minute's silence for Diogo Jota, which drew boos from the Liverpool end.

"It followed Liverpool fans booing the national anthem, which drew an angry response from some in the Palace end."

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Before kick off, Liverpool supporters paid respect with a rousing rendition of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' as the wreaths were brought out, raising a white banner reading 'Diogo J' and featuring the forward's image and number 20.

Liverpool great Ian Rush, Palace chairman Steve Parish and Football Association chair Debbie Hewitt laid the wreaths in the Liverpool end as fans from both clubs expressed their respect with a standing ovation as the late siblings' images were displayed on the big screens inside the stadium.



Football Association chair Debbie Hewitt, Liverpool great Ian Rush and Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish laid the wreaths in the Liverpool end