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Police claimed the life of the Portuguese footballer who claimed the life of the Portugal footballer. Liverpool star at the time he thought he was behind the wheel and has been speed.

Jota, 28 years old, died next to the younger brother of Andre Silva, 25, when their Lamborghin fell on a highway in the province of Zamora in Spain, last Thursday.

Initial reports suggests that the car suffered a tire blow near the A52 Palacios de Sanabria, looking at the road and turns fire on fire.

According to the Civil Guard of Spain, the evidence represents excessive speed that plays paper in mortal events.

“Everything is also a possible excessive speed beyond the limit of the road (motorway),” Zamora’s traffic authorities said.

The traces of the tires studied by the researchers found some distances from the impact site. Based on these marks, police said: “All the tests made so far indicate that the driver of crashed vehicles were suffering.”

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The vehicle almost completely destroyed the fires, making it a more complex forensic study. He is preparing the full report for the judicial review.

The accident happened to 11 days with his long-standing partner, Rute Cardoso, after getting married in Portugal. The couple had three children together. The two brothers focused on the city of Santander. Jota planned to return to Liverpool for previous training training.

Jota and his brother Funeral Services took place on the weekend in Gondomar’s hometown, next to Porto.

While some reports aroused in the field of irregular players in the field, the Spanish media told the location that the location was not high risk or “black spaces” and had to navigate safely at the speed of 120 km / h (75 mph).

The tire marks said approximately 100 meters (330 feet) were stretched at the accident area, providing more information about the incident.