Everyone that was watching the game between Denmark and Finland on Saturday most likely had a horrible feeling watching Christian Eriksen collapse on the pitch and getting electroshocks and CPR to eventually be reanimated. Luckily it ended well, as well for Eriksen and his family, but also for his teammates and the millions of people watching. It would have been a trauma for everyone that was a witness, for sure.
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Thanks to the very coldblooded reaction of his teammate Kjaer and the medical staff at the stadium a drama was prevented. But then, the worst part was about to come. The game was suspended indefinitely and Uefa asked the players if they wanted to play later that day, or the other day at noon. A horrible question to ask! If you have been witness to such a drama, you are not able to play a decent football game, not the same day, and not the day after that. What Uefa asked there was just clearly horrific. They should be slapped in the face for that.
Off course Denmark lost, but that is just besides the matter. Uefa should have let Denmark decide what they wanted to do. No matter what they decided to do!
A big red card for Uefa!
Sincerely,
Pele23
