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- Medicals rushed to help two separate individuals as tie stopped for 25 minutes
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Millwall’s Championship game against Sunderland was suspended on Saturday due to two medical emergencies in the crowd.
Neil Harris’ side were looking to build on their impressive start to the campaign, hosting the Black Cats, who started the day top of the Championship table under Regis Le Bris.
The game was just 41 minutes old when the referee brought a halt to proceedings, with players sent to the changing rooms while medics attended to the two incidents in the stands.
Sunderland had taken the lead through a goal from Aaron Connolly in the 10th minute of the game as they looked to leapfrog Sheffield United once again at the top of the table.
Millwall posted on X, formerly Twitter: ‘The players have left the pitch following a medical emergency in the crowd.
‘We send our best wishes to those receiving attention.’
Sky Sports reporter Anton Toloui said on Soccer Saturday: ‘Good news from a footballing perspective is the players are back out doing their warm-ups.
‘There were two incidents in the stands, the one we told you and also in the stand we’re in, personnel scrambled to another emergency. I am pleased to say that has now been dealt with.’
Play eventually got back underway after a 25-minute delay. The score was 1-0 to Sunderland at the time of the interval.
