Stricken Muamba unites game

Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba remains in a critical condition as he fights for his life following his cardiac arrest at Tottenham.

Mon, 19 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
Simon Stone

Muamba remains in intensive care after medical staff required two hours to get the 23-year-old’s heart beating on its own following his collapse during Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final clash.

With the football world united in their anxiety over the popular former England Under-21 star, old team-mate Gary Cahill led the tributes.

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