Belgium to kick ball out of play as mark of respect to Christian Eriksen

Belgium boss Roberto Martinez and his players will celebrate Christian Eriksen’s ongoing recovery from a cardiac arrest when they face Denmark – but then they mean business. You may also like

Hjulmand: Uefa did not show ‘compassion’ after Eriksen collapse

Denmark boss Kasper Hjulmand has criticised the Uefa protocols which allow a match to be postponed for 48 hours due to coronavirus, but not when his player Christian Eriksen had a cardiac arrest on the pitch. You may also like

Kasper Schmeichel: It was damn nice to see Eriksen smile and laugh

Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel admits it was ‘damn nice’ to see Christian Eriksen smiling and laughing when he visited him in hospital. You may also like

Peter Schmeichel: Denmark did not want to play after Christian Eriksen collapse

Former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel claims Denmark’s players did not want to restart their Euro 2020 game against Finland after Christian Eriksen’s cardiac arrest. You may also like

He was gone – Denmark doctor says Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest

Denmark team doctor Morten Boesen has confirmed Christian Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest and that ‘he was gone’ prior to being resuscitated. You may also like

Euro 2020 matchday two: Football put into perspective

European football came together on Saturday in support of Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen, who collapsed just before half-time of the Group B opening match against Finland in Copenhagen. You may also like

Tearful Hjulmand hails Denmark unity after Christian Eriksen collapse

An emotional Kasper Hjulmand hailed the togetherness of his Denmark squad for returning to complete their opening match of Euro 2020 against Finland after midfielder Christian Eriksen had collapsed and was taken to hospital. Shortly before half-time at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, former Tottenham playmaker Eriksen suddenly dropped to the ground as he ran back from the Finland penalty… Read more →

Eriksen may not play football professionally again, says cardiologist

Christian Eriksen may not play again professionally following his reported cardiac arrest during Denmark’s Euro 2020 game against Finland, a leading sports cardiologist has said. You may also like

Stars send support for Christian Eriksen after collapse on pitch at Euros

Politicians and celebrities have shared messages of support for the family of Christian Eriksen after the Denmark midfielder collapsed on the pitch during his country’s Euro 2020 game against Finland. You may also like

Eriksen ‘awake and stable’ after collapsing during Denmark-Finland tie

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen is awake and in a stable position in hospital after he collapsed during their Euro 2020 opener with Finland on Saturday, the Danish Football Association has said. You may also like