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Portugal desperately pressed Italy to find the goal to stay alive at the Women’s European Championship and finally got it in the 89th minute from Diana Gomes to secure a 1-1 draw.
Diogo Jota is thought to have been driving when he and his brother Andre Silva died in a car crash last week, Spanish police have said.
Ada temuan baru terkait kecelakaan yang menewaskan Diogo Jota. Menurut keterangan polisi, insiden nahas itu terjadi karena mobil yang dikemudikan Jota ngebut.
The shock deaths of Jota, 28, and Andre Silva, 25, on Jul 3 plunged the football world into mourning, less than two weeks after the striker had got married.
Liverpool players reported back for preseason training on Tuesday, five days after the death of forward Diogo Jota.
Luis Diaz diserang netizen gara-gara mangkir dari pemakaman Diogo Jota. Masa depan winger Liverpool itu makin tidak pasti, menyusul rumor transfernya.
GENEVA :Portugal centre back Ana Seica credited the support of the team's fans for inspiring them to a 1-1 draw with Italy on Monday that kept alive their hopes of reaching the knockout stage of the Women's Euros.
THUN, Switzerland: Striker Alexia Putellas scored twice for world champions Spain as they shook off a slow start to beat Belgium 6-2 in their Women’s Euros Group B clash on Monday, a result that will guarantee the Spaniards’ progress to the knockout stage if Portugal fail to beat Italy later in the day. On a chilly, windswept evening far removed from the recent Swiss heatwave, Putellas blasted Spain into the lead, picking up the ball after some deft one-touch passing and lashing it into the net in the 22nd minute with a characteristically powerful left-foot shot. The lead lasted only a couple of minutes as the Belgians went up the field and won a corner, which Justine Vanhaevermaet headed home at the near post but, despite struggling to maintain a consistent rhythm, Spain managed to take a lead into the break after Irene Paredes scored with a towering header from a corner in the 39th minute. Recently returned from a health scare, Aitana Bonmati came on for Vicky Lopez at halftime and almost scored four minutes later but instead Belgium levelled again in the 50th minute, with Hannah Eurlings running on to a long ball and slotting home. The goal was initially ruled out for offside but after a lengthy VAR review Eurlings was found to have been onside when the ball was played. Belgium’s joy was short-lived as Esther Gonzalez restored Spain’s lead a minute later, with Spain finally beginning to show their class. Mariona Caldentey’s fourth goal for Spain in the 61st minute put them at ease and they began to toy with the Belgians, with a brilliant curled effort from Claudia Pina in the 81st minute effectively ending the contest. There was still time for Putellas to net her second goal four minutes from time to put Spain top of