Collapses to the ground after a tackle: taken out with oxygen

After the N’Dicka case, another big scare on the pitch for a player: the use of oxygen was necessary

A violent clash and general fear: medical personnel had to enter the pitch during the championship match.

A week after the case of Evan N’Dicka in Roma-Udinese, another big scare on the pitch: it happened this afternoon at Goodison Park, during the match valid for the 34th day of the Premier League between the hosts Everton and Nottingham Forest. When it was almost the ninetieth minute of the game the former Udinese striker Beto was forced to be replaced.

The Portuguese striker, shortly before, collapsed to the ground after a violent aerial clash with the opposing player Gibbs-White. The entry into the field of medical staff members is immediate and necessary they carried Beto off the field using the stretcher and with the support of an oxygen tank to help the 1998-born attacker breathe.

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The former Udinese striker he thus left the field on a stretcher and – amidst applause from the audience – he raised his arm to let the fans know that he had recovered and regained consciousness.

The match thus continued regularly and the home team coached by Dyche brought home three important points prevailing with a result of 2-0 thanks to goals from Gueye and McNeil. Beto, who started from the bench, came on in the 67th minute of the game in place of Calvert-Lewin. Only a big scare, therefore, for Beto who after leaving Udinese last summer so far he scored three goals for Everton. The same club reassured fans and football enthusiasts about the conditions of the Portuguese center forward with a message published on social media a few minutes ago: “We can confirm that Beto was knocked unconscious and taken to hospital as a precaution. We are all with you, great man.”

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