Eyewitness claims Diogo Jota appeared calm before the crash that killed him and his brother. Forensic tests confirm he was behind the wheel of the Lamborghini.

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota was driving and likely speeding when his car crashed in Spain on Thursday, killing him and his younger brother, according to a preliminary police investigation.

There is a Diogo Jota performance that many Liverpool supporters will remember above all others. It summed him up perfectly.

Jack Lang reports from Portugal on the impact that Jota's death has had on the region where he grew up and leaves such an indelible mark

Spanish police believe Liverpool player Diogo Jota was driving over the speed limit when he and his brother died in a car crash last week.

Diogo Jota’s family and former Liverpool teammates gathered in Gondomar, Portugal on Saturday for the funeral of the late soccer star and his brother, André Silva.

The football community is still mourning for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva, and one decision the late Liverpool forward made summed up the 28-year-old's nature.