Liverpool and Wolves pay emotional Diogo Jota tribute with widow and children at Anfield

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Liverpool faced Wolves for the first time since Diogo Jota, who played for the two Premier League clubs, tragically died in a car crash alongside his brother in JulyAnfield was awash with emotion as Liverpool and Wolves paid an emotional tribute to Diogo Jota, with his widow and children in attendance. On Saturday, the two teams met for the first time since Jota died.Jota's wife, Rute Cardoso - who he married just two weeks before his death - was watching from the stands at Anfield.

Two of their three children, Dinis and Duarte, were mascots and walked out alongside the players ahead of kick-off as an emotional version of You'll Never Walk Alone was sung from the Anfield stands.His family previously attended Liverpool's opening game of the season at home to Bournemouth and Wolves vs Man City at Molineux in August. Two mosaics across two stands were unfurled during a minute's silence, reading: 'DJ 20' and 'AS 30'.READ MORE: Virgil van Dijk makes Liverpool squad's feelings clear about Diogo Jota chantsREAD MORE: Diogo Jota's heartbreaking wish for children who will be mascots for Liverpool vs WolvesA banner on the Kop also read: "Rute, Dinis, Duarte, Mafalda — Anfield will always be your home." Mafalda is Jota's one-year-old daughter.The following day, Rute was at Molineux for Wolves' opener against Manchester City.

She stood alongside Jota's parents, who could be seen wiping away their tears, and his long-time team-mate, Ruben Neves.The entire Wolves squad were driven to Anfield on Boxing Day to pay respects at Jota's memorial era outside of the stadium. Our thoughts, as ever, remain with Diogo and Andre's family.