MANCHESTER UNITED’s U21s match against Rochdale was unexpectedly halted due to a medical emergency in the stands during the National League Cup match on Tuesday evening.
Assessment of the two teams after only 27 minutes of play, the referee made the crucial decision to suspend the match to allow medical staff to intervene following the unfortunate incident in the crowd.
According to reports from the Manchester Evening News, a spectator required urgent medical assistance, leading to a temporary cessation of play in order to prioritize his health.
Fortunately, the interruption was not extended and just three minutes later the match resumed, suggesting the situation had been handled quickly and effectively.
Manchester United’s youngsters, brimming with talent, quickly returned to the field, trying to regain the momentum interrupted by this unprecedented setback.
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The incident comes after a similar scare involving Fiorentina’s Edoardo Bove, who collapsed during a match, leaving his teammates visibly shocked as he was immediately taken to hospital. Fortunately, reports indicate that Bove is now conscious and on the road to recovery.
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