Liverpool and Wolves paid tribute to Diogo Jota on an emotional day at Anfield as his two former sides met for the first time since his death.
The Portugal forward, 28, was killed in a car crash in Spain in July, alongside his 25-year-old brother Andre Silva.
Jota joined Liverpool in 2020 after three seasons with Wolves.
Dinis and Duarte, two of his three children, joined the matchday mascots on the pitch before their Premier League game on Saturday.
Jota’s sons, along with other young family members, led the Liverpool team out of the tunnel, walking out ahead of captain Virgil van Dijk.
Jota’s wife, Rute Cardoso, was also in attendance.
A banner which read ‘Diogo Jota, forever in our hearts’ was held aloft in the Kop stand before kick-off.
Chants of “Diogo, Diogo, Diogo” rang out from the Wolves fans in the away end before all of Anfield stood and applauded as Liverpool supporters sang in tribute to Jota in the 20th minute.
Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch scored Liverpool’s opener and dedicated it to Jota – recreating the shark-style celebration that the Portugal forward sometimes used.