The Football Association has revealed its “absolute delight” at the release of both Fabrice Muamba and Trevor Francis from hospital.

Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba is continuing to make “strong and steady improvements” in his recovery from a cardiac arrest as he celebrates his 24th birthday.

Bolton boss Owen Coyle has today confirmed that Fabrice Muamba has been walking around in hospital as the Wanderers midfielder continues his remarkable recovery following his on-field collapse last month.

Fabrice Muamba has thanked fans for their support as the first picture of the Bolton midfielder since his on-field collapse against Tottenham appeared on his Twitter feed.

A student who mocked soccer star Fabrice Muamba on Twitter after he collapsed with a heart attack lost his appeal against a 56-day jail term today.

A student who mocked footballer Fabrice Muamba on Twitter after he collapsed during a match was jailed today for inciting racial hatred.

Bolton manager Owen Coyle will lead the thanks to Tottenham for their impeccable behaviour after Fabrice Muamba’s cardiac arrest when the two sides play their re-arranged FA Cup quarter-final at White Hart Lane tonight.

A student who mocked footballer Fabrice Muamba on Twitter after he collapsed during a match could be jailed today for inciting racial hatred.

Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba faces a long road to recovery according to a joint statement released by the player’s father Marcel and fianceé Shauna.

Consultant cardiologist Dr Sam Mohiddin has warned people not to expect Fabrice Muamba to make a rapid recovery.

Bolton have confirmed they will take on Blackburn at the Reebok Stadium as scheduled on Saturday.

Fabrice Muamba’s family have asked for visitors to stop heading to the London Chest Hospital to allow the Bolton midfielder to concentrate on his recovery.

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has demanded twice yearly medical screenings for Premier League players after admitting he was worried not enough is being done to protect them.

Chief executive Richard Scudamore today announced the Premier League would review their medical procedures following Fabrice Muamba’s cardiac arrest on Saturday evening to ensure stricken players receive the best possible care.

The hospital treating Fabrice Muamba have cautioned against over-optimism despite the rapid progress made by the Bolton midfielder following his cardiac arrest on Saturday.