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Diogo Jota's widow, Rute Cardoso, watched Liverpool's game against Wolves from the stands. Diogo Jota's widow was present at Anfield with their children for Liverpool's match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.
Following the game, Jota's widow posted heartfelt photos of their children on Instagram.She said: "From the bottom of my heart, thank you to the club and to all the fans for the love, respect and support shown during this incredibly difficult time. Obviously, after discussions with Rute and the family, it was really something I looked forward to.Jota's children led both teams out of the Anfield tunnel before kick-off (Image: Offside via Getty Images)"It was going to be emotional, but I think it's something that the boys will remember forever.
Hopefully, there's more to come in the future for them, and they can keep enjoying Liverpool because Liverpool is the place that's very big to their hearts, and Diogo will always stay with us forever."I was very proud to have them with us, and the fans, I think, appreciated that as well."Anfield supporters continue honouring Jota through a moving tradition, chanting his name during the 20th minute of every match, marking his squad number, which the club has permanently retired in the player's memory.Fans filled the comments section of his widow's Instagram post with touching messages to the family.One fan penned: "It was lovely to see you all at Anfield today, I hope we've made you proud. Diogo was definitely smiling from up there watching his sons running at Anfield."Another chimed in: "I hope you know that we love you so much and that you will never walk alone."A third posted: "God bless you and your family.
