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Christian Eriksen close to being discharged after collapse, says team doctor

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

  • Denmark’s medic reveals 34-year-old is in ‘good spirits’

  • Eriksen in hospital after losing consciousness on pitch

Christian Eriksen is expected to be “discharged soon” from hospital after he appeared to collapse during Denmark’s friendly with Ukraine on Sunday.

Television images showed Eriksen holding his chest in the 65th minute of the fixture at Odense Stadium, with the match quickly halted and abandoned shortly afterwards amid concern for the former Tottenham and Manchester United playmaker.

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