Fabrice Muamba chronology fainting in the Field
Fabrice Muamba Bolton defender Wanderes suddenly collapsed in the middle of the field in the quarter-final match against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Sunday (3/18/2012) pm. He passed out in minute 42.
Here's a report from Amy Lawrence and Paul Doyle of the Guardian.co.uk about the chronology of events.
It is unclear what caused the fall Muamba 42 minutes into it, but it appears that the condition is not good. At that position 1-1. Players and staff immediately notify condition. Tottenham players panicked and asked for immediate medical personnel arrived. The medics went into the field. Muamba appeared to lose consciousness. Medics tried to save him with a breathing aid, CPR.
At that time the players around Muamba seem desperate. Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe looks to cry and some of the players looked nervous. Most of the players away to make room on the medical to save Muamba.
Bolton manager, Owen Coyle said: "She fainted," just before the run with the medical to resuscitate struggling Muamba.
After six minutes, Muamba out the field with a mouth fitted with a ventilator. Muamba was immediately taken to an ambulance. Efforts to resuscitate Muamba continue while in the ambulance.
Referee Howard Webb then consult with the manager. Howard Webb decided to stop the match. Shortly after that decision, the audience immediately shouted the name of Muamba and applauded as he slowly left the stadium. Bolton, Coyle and team captain, Kevin Davies, Muamba accompanied to the hospital.
Muamba was born in the city of Kinshasa Democratic Republic of Congo. He obtained asylum from the UK at the age of 11 years. He came to England with his family because his father was expelled for political reasons. He entered the British junior team while still in junior high school and joined the U-21 team Inggirs. She started her career at Arsenal Academy. He moved to Birmingham and then signed a contract with Bolton in 2008.
Fabrice Muamba Bolton defender Wanderes suddenly collapsed in the middle of the field in the quarter-final match against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Sunday (3/18/2012) pm. He passed out in minute 42.
Here's a report from Amy Lawrence and Paul Doyle of the Guardian.co.uk about the chronology of events.
It is unclear what caused the fall Muamba 42 minutes into it, but it appears that the condition is not good. At that position 1-1. Players and staff immediately notify condition. Tottenham players panicked and asked for immediate medical personnel arrived. The medics went into the field. Muamba appeared to lose consciousness. Medics tried to save him with a breathing aid, CPR.
At that time the players around Muamba seem desperate. Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe looks to cry and some of the players looked nervous. Most of the players away to make room on the medical to save Muamba.
Bolton manager, Owen Coyle said: "She fainted," just before the run with the medical to resuscitate struggling Muamba.
After six minutes, Muamba out the field with a mouth fitted with a ventilator. Muamba was immediately taken to an ambulance. Efforts to resuscitate Muamba continue while in the ambulance.
Referee Howard Webb then consult with the manager. Howard Webb decided to stop the match. Shortly after that decision, the audience immediately shouted the name of Muamba and applauded as he slowly left the stadium. Bolton, Coyle and team captain, Kevin Davies, Muamba accompanied to the hospital.
Muamba was born in the city of Kinshasa Democratic Republic of Congo. He obtained asylum from the UK at the age of 11 years. He came to England with his family because his father was expelled for political reasons. He entered the British junior team while still in junior high school and joined the U-21 team Inggirs. She started her career at Arsenal Academy. He moved to Birmingham and then signed a contract with Bolton in 2008.
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