
Denmark's Martin Braithwaite criticizes UEFA for resuming game following Christian Eriksen's collapse
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Denmark striker Martin Braithwaite has criticized UEFA, European football's governing body, for forcing the players to continue their Euro 2020 match against Finland on Saturday after teammate Christian Eriksen's collapse.
The match was suspended following prolonged efforts from the medical staff to resuscitate Eriksen with CPR and a defibrillator. Players from both teams were visibly distressed as he was being attended to by medics. When it was announced the match would be restarted, UEFA said in a statement the decision was made "following the request made by players of both teams," but Braithwaite says that the players were not prepared to play the match.More Related News

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