The FA will hold talks with Liverpool ahead of the club's Community Shield game against Crystal Palace next month before planning a tribute for Diogo Jota. The Portuguese's international's passing

Liverpool has retired the No. 20 shirt worn by Diogo Jota following his death in a car crash last week. The 28-year-old Jota died along with his brother Andre Silva, also a soccer player, near the northwestern city of Zamora, Spain.

Taking place just 10 days after Liverpool striker Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva were tragically killed in a car accident, the tie was as much a memorial as it was a friendly. Red No20 shirts pockmarked all four stands, while the away contingent brought with them their full songbooks and a sea of commemorative flags.