Liverpool boss Arne Slot calls noise during Diogo Jota tribute 'unlucky,' doesn't think there was ill will

In a recent incident at the Community Shield match between Liverpool and Manchester City, noise from the Crystal Palace end disrupted the moment of silence held for Liverpool player Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva. Liverpool manager Arne Slot described the incident as "unlucky" and did not believe there was any ill will behind the disturbance. The moment of silence was intended to honor Jota and his brother, who had recently passed away. Slot acknowledged that such incidents can be disruptive but expressed understanding, stating that the fans may not have been aware of the significance of the tribute. He emphasized the importance of respecting these solemn moments and hoped that the fans would be more mindful in the future. The incident highlights the need for better communication and awareness among fans to ensure that players and their families are appropriately honored during times of mourning and remembrance.