A&E doctor on helping fan who collapsed during Newcastle v Tottenham game

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “A&E doctor on helping fan who collapsed during Newcastle v Tottenham game” – below is their description.

A&E doctor Tom Prichard talks to Sky News after he went to the aid of a fan who collapsed at St James’ Park during Newcastle United’s Premier League match against Tottenham.

The fan is said to be “stable and responsive” in hospital.

Sky News YouTube Channel

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