Both teams wear black badges in honor of Diogo Jota

The national women’s teams in Portugal and Spain praised Diogo Jota by wearing black badges during the Euro 2025 Women’s game in Bern on Thursday.

Jota, Liverpool and Portugal men team, A tragic died in a car accident Along with his brother, Andre Silva, in Zamora Province in northwestern Spain.

Among the flow of emotional praise from all over the global football community, a minute of silence was observed before the Euro 2025 matches on Thursday and the same will happen before Friday’s equipment.

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Portugal (Selecaoportugal) July 3, 2025

On an emotionally charged evening, many fans can be seen inside the Wankdorf stadium displaying pictures and messages in honor of the brothers.

Both the Portuguese team and the Spanish team wore black badges during the match after the request was approved by the European Football Association a few hours before the start of the match.

Spain, which raised the World Cup two years ago in Australia and New Zealand, but never won the European Women’s Championship, is one of the candidates who walk along this summer.

Portugal, in the meantime, has never advanced after the group’s major championship, but hopes to make history in Switzerland.

Portugal and Spain were drawn in a group alongside Italy and Belgium.