Nigeria star pays tribute to Jota in win over Tunisia
Nigeria's Rinsola Babajide is the latest player to pay tribute to the late Liverpool star, Diogo Jota, by replicating his iconic 'video game' celebration, after scoring a brilliant goal in her side's 3-0 Women's Africa Cup of Nations win over Tunisia.
Based in Spain with Tenerife, the 27 year-old, who represented England at junior levels before opting to play for the Super Falcons, sat down on the turf and mimicked playing a video game, in a celebration being copied across the globe in various different sports, in honour of Jota, who died alongside his brother - Andre Silva - in a car crash on Friday.
