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Liverpool honour 'champion' Jota in return to action at Preston
Diogo Jota was hailed "a champion" on Sunday by Liverpool manager Arne Slot as the Reds returned to the field for the first time since the Portuguese's death in a pre-season friendly at Preston. Father of three Jota, who married his long-term partner Rute Cardoso 11 days before the accident, died alongside his brother Andre Silva on July 3 after their car came off the road and burst into flames in northern Spain. A rendition of Liverpool's anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" was played before kick-off at Deepdale and Preston captain Ben Whiteman laid a wreath in front of the away supporters. A minute's silence was then observed and both teams wore black armbands. "I think what I take comfort in is that in the last month of his life he was a champion in everything," Slot said in an interview ahead of the match. "A champion for his family, which is the main and most important thing, because he got married. "A champion for his country because he won the Nations League with a country that he cared about so much, because he also wore the flag when we had celebrations. "And of course a champion for us by winning the Premier League." Mohamed Salah was among the Liverpool starting line-up and captain for the day as other first-team stars such as Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson were left out of the playing squad but were still in attendance. Multiple renditions of Jota's song, proclaiming him to be better than Portugal legend Figo, were belted out by the Liverpool support before a ball was even kicked. In the crowd, flags emblazoned with "forever our number 20" paid tribute to the man from just outside Porto, who died at just 28. Liverpool announced on Friday that the club will retire Jota's number 20 in his memory. Earlier this week Slot and his wife joined several players in attending the tributes that have appeared to Jota and his brother outside Anfield. "We will always carry him with us in our hearts, in our thoughts, wherever we go," added Slot. "Nothing seems to be important if we think of what has happened. It's very difficult to find the right words because we constantly debate what is appropriate. "I've said to them (the players), maybe the best thing for us to do is handle this situation like Jota was. "And what I meant with that is that Jota was always himself.
Herald Sun
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Australia vs. West Indies third Test: Jayden Seales faces potential ban for ugly double send-off to Aussie batsmen
Don't miss out on the headlines from Cricket. Followed categories will be added to My News. West Indies fast bowler Jayden Seales is in line to receive a fresh sanction after a couple of fiery send-offs on day one of the third Test against Australia in Jamaica. Seales was given a caution by the on-field umpires after he screamed at Steve Smith after the vice-captain edged a Shamar Joseph delivery to second-slip. West Indies vs. Australia Test & T20I Series | Watch every ball LIVE with ESPN, available on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo? Get your first month for just $1. Limited time offer. And later in the evening session, the 23-year-old was back at it again, screaming at skipper Pat Cummins after dismissing Mitchell Starc for a duck. Seales finished with figures of 3-59 from 16 overs but it may come at a cost, with the ICC likely not to look at his over the top send-offs too fondly. Seales was fined earlier this season after giving Cummins an almighty send-off on the opening day of the first Test. Jayden Seales could face sanctions for his double send-off. Image: Kayo As a result he was fined 15 per cent of his match fee. That's because send-offs are a thing of the past and are no longer within the rules. Article 2.5 of the ICC's code of conduct forbids 'using language, actions or gestures which disparage or which could provoke an aggressive reaction from a batter upon dismissal.' On the basis of that it would be highly likely the ICC could find on Sunday morning (AEDT) he broke that law again. For his last offence he copped a demerit point as well as his fan, bringing his total to two in the last 24-month period. If he cops a demerit point for each of his send offs in the third Test, he would receive a ban. That's because if a player accrues four demerit points in a 24-month period they receive a suspension. But speaking after stumps, Seales said he didn't direct his celebrations at opposition players. 'No send-off, that was pointed directly towards Alzarri. We had a conversation before the delivery. No send-offs,' Seales said. 'I'm not planning to get any fines or push the limits with the umpires anymore, so definitely not crossing that line.' But fans feel he may find himself in trouble. 'You just can't do it,' one wrote after Seales' first send-off of the day. 'Proper send-off for Steve Smith from Jayden Seales. Was jumping up & down yelling at Smith's face and the umpires pulled Seales aside for a chat immediately. They did have an exchange in the previous over too,' Bharat Sundaresan added on X. While a third wrote: 'Jayden Seales just giving everyone send offs todaywhat did the Aussies do to him lmao.' – with Fox Sports Originally published as West Indies quick Jayden Seales faces potential ban for double send-off of Aussie batsmen
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‘I'm grateful': OnlyFans star says mum films his content
A popular OnlyFans creator has stunned fans after revealing that his mum is involved in filming his content. British social media personality and adult star Kurts Adams Rozentals shared on Instagram that 'my mum films all my content,' jokingly calling it a 'family business'. 'The content is controversial,' he explained. '99 per cent of parents wouldn't film their child.' He also mentioned that he was 'super grateful' to his mum for not second-guessing her child's wild video ideas. However, he quickly assured that if one of his content ideas was 'too much,' his mum would say something to him. 'But we still film them regardless, and they still make it on the internet,' he added. 'So shout out to the best (mum) in the galaxy.' The revelation outraged followers, prompting many to comment with shock and disgust. One Instagram user exclaimed, 'What the f **k?!?!?!', while another said it was 'Just sick'. Meanwhile, a third called it 'So trashy'. Elsewhere online, someone else asked: 'What sort of mother would do this? She's not fit to be a mother'. However, what he didn't mention in his video was that he was referring to his other social media content, not his explicit videos. 'People clearly don't read captions these days,' he said. 'SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT ONLY (We'd like to clarify),' the caption read. The influencer and athlete has nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram but also has a part-time gig as an adult content creator on OnlyFans. Rozentals, an athlete in individual canoe slalom, gained media attention after claiming he was banned from competing due to his racy account. In April, the governing body Paddle UK suspended him over 'allegations' concerning his social media posts, as reported by the BBC. The body did not specify the details of the allegations, but Rozentals told BBC Sports at the time that he believed it was related to his OnlyFans content. 'I have been posting videos (on Instagram) that are consciously made to be edgy in order to drive conversions to my 'spicy content page' (on OnlyFans), to fund this ultimate dream of going to the Olympics,' he said. Rozentals set up his own adult content subscription account in January this year to support his athletic dreams, promoting it with videos and pictures on his Instagram to attract new viewers.
