Football and Music Unite in Tribute to Liverpool’s Late Star Diogo JotaThe noise of 75,000 voices filled the Principality Stadium in Cardiff but it was one silent image that stirred hearts most. As

The band's much-anticipated reunion tour began to a crowd of about 74,500 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Friday night. They delighted fans, who revelled all day and long into the night, with classics from their back catalogue, as well as paying a touching tribute to the late Liverpool player Diogo Jota during the performance of Live Forever.

Chris and his wife Abby travelled to Cardiff from Bristol by train, with Chris describing the carriages as "rolling parties", with people playing Oasis' biggest hits on speakers and sharing drinks with strangers. He called the journey "communal chaos", and arriving in Cardiff wasn't any different.