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In the world of sports, it’s not uncommon for athletes to be remembered by fans, teammates, and even strangers for their talent and character.

Diogo Jota, a beloved Liverpool footballer, alongside his brother Andre Silva, passed away this past Thursday.

The football world has been rocked by his untimely death, and tributes have poured in from every corner.

While fans from various parts of the world mourn the loss, one of rock music’s most iconic figures, Ozzy Osbourne, took to the stage to honor Jota at his farewell concert.

It was an emotional night for Osbourne, as he performed in Birmingham at Villa Park.

With fans gathered to witness his final performance, there was a notable moment that moved everyone.

Ozzy, 76, delivered a touching tribute to Jota during his set.

As Osbourne played before Black Sabbath’s headlining act, a screen flashed an image of Jota making a heart sign with his back turned.

This image struck a chord with the crowd, who could sense the deep respect Osbourne had for the fallen footballer.

Before Ozzy, the audience had already been introduced to a similar tribute.

Yungblud, a surprise support act, dedicated a song to Jota during his own set.

The singer, Dominic Harrison, was joined by other musicians, including Nuno Bettencourt from Sleep Token, who wore Jota’s Liverpool kit.

The group performed a Black Sabbath cover and dedicated their version of Changes to the Portuguese footballer.

The emotional moment was made even more poignant when Nuno, sporting the Liverpool jersey, nodded in recognition of Jota’s legacy.

UK band Oasis also gave a classy tribute to the late Liverpool No?

20 earlier in the week.

Brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher also paid their respects to Jota by dedicating their iconic song Live Forever to him.

An LED banner featuring Jota in his Liverpool kit was raised, drawing cheers from the crowd.

Fans even waved a Portuguese flag, showing solidarity and respect for Jota and his family.

It was clear that this tribute meant more than just a moment of remembrance; it was a testament to how Jota’s life had touched not only football fans but people from all walks of life, including those from the world of music.

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