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Live Reporting

Craig Nelson and Sarah Rendell

  1. Report - Diaz grabs late and emotional Liverpool equaliser

    Luton 1-1 Liverpool

    Luis Diaz came off the bench to salvage a point for Liverpool with a stoppage-time goal at Luton in his first match since his parents were kidnapped in Colombia.

    Diaz's father remains missing, and the forward lifted his shirt to show a message of "freedom for papa" after heading in Harvey Elliott's cross five minutes into added time.

    He later issued a statement calling for those holding his father to release him "immediately".

    The 26-year-old former Porto player had last featured in a Liverpool squad 10 days ago, but manager Jurgen Klopp said before this match that Diaz "wanted to be part of the team".

    His goal was a poignant and remarkable conclusion to a contest in which Luton had appeared on course for a deserved first league win of the season at Kenilworth Road and a first victory over the Reds since 1991.

    Read the full report here.

  2. Liverpool's Diaz begs for father's release

    Luton 1-1 Liverpool

    Luis Diaz lifts his shirt to reveal a message to his father's kidnappers after scoring for Liverpool against LutonGetty Images

    "Every second, every minute our anxiety grows," Luis Diaz, 26, as he begged for his father's kidnappers to free him immediately and "end this painful wait" in a statement released shortly after scoring a late equaliser for Liverpool at Luton on Sunday.

    "My mother, my brothers and I are desperate, anxious and have no words to describe what we are feeling. This suffering will only end when we have him home with us.

    "I beg that they free him immediately, respecting his integrity and ending this painful wait. In the name of love and compassion we ask they reconsider their actions and allow us to have him back."

    Both of Díaz's parents were seized at gunpoint in his hometown of Barrancas, Colombia, by left-wing guerrillas of the National Liberation Army (ELN) on 28 October.

    While his mother was found, his father is still missing.

  3. 'Let my dad go'

    Monday's back pages

    The Daily Express

    Colombia forward Luis Diaz made an emotional plea to his father's kidnappers after scoring a 95th-minute equaliser for Liverpool at Luton on Sunday.

    The poignant moment he lifted his shirt to reveal a message saying "freedom for papa", which is pictured here in the Express, dominates every back page this morning.

    Express back pageDaily Express

  4. Sometimes football writes its own script...

    Luis Diaz introduced as a sub at LutonGetty Images
    Luis Diaz scoresGetty Images
    Luis Diaz peels away in celebrationGetty Images
    Luis Diaz reveals a message on his shirtGetty Images