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Diogo Jota on stepping up in Salah's absence

BBC Sport Friday, 5 January 2024
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota tells Football Focus about their FA Cup tie against Arsenal, Mohamed Salah's absence and playing with Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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