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Results for matches played in BULAWAYO from (2006-01-01)

Date		Team		Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2007-09-09		Zimbabwe (122)		Malawi (139)	3:1	Continental Qualifier	BULAWAYO
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Injured Kidderminster player airlifted from pitch

Harriers' forward Anthony Malbon was taken by air ambulance to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham after suffering a "significant blow" to his head and neck

Goal.com All-Access: Red Bulls unveil night lounge plans for the summer

The club continues in its aim to improve game-day experience with a state-of-the-art game lounge that turns into a nightclub following games.

Friday MLS Forecast: Week 7 - Weighing the tribulations of the past with an eye toward the future

The Forecast discusses the fallout from the Disciplinary Committee actions rendered on Thursday and previews the Week 7 slate.

Friday MLS Forecast: Week 7: Weighing the tribulations of the past with an eye toward the future

The Forecast discusses the fallout from the Disciplinary Committee actions rendered on Thursday and previews the Week 7 slate.

Italian player's death sparks probes into ambulance delay

ROME (Reuters) - The death of Italian second division soccer player Piermario Morosini during a game on Saturday has triggered investigations into a delay in the ambulance's arrival and calls for more medical equipment at sporting events. The 25-year-old Morosini, a midfielder for Livorno, collapsed after a cardiac arrest in the 31st minute at Pescara in central Italy. He never regained consciousness. After the news of his death, Italy's soccer federation postponed all the weekend's professional matches. ...

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Fabrice Muamba ‘in effect’ dead for 78 minutes, Thierry Henry flies 5,000 miles to visit him

If there was somehow any doubt as to just how impressive the efforts to save Bolton's 23-year-old defender Fabrice Muamba after he collapsed on the pitch from a cardiac arrest during Saturday's FA Cup quarterfinal against Tottenham , the latest details to emerge should clear it up. Muamba's heart stopped beating on its own for a total of 78 minutes on Saturday, according to Bolton team doctor Jonathan Tobin. During the 48 minutes between the time of his collapse on the pitch and when he arrived at the hospital (he was taken to the London Chest Hospital, a specialist facility), medics did CPR to breathe for him and circulate and continued to do so for another 30 minutes after arriving at the hospital. During that time, he was given 15 shocks from a defibrillator -- two on the pitch, one in the tunnel and 12 in the ambulance -- before his heart started beating again on its own. From the AP : "They were working on him without his heart having a muscular beat," Tobin said. "In effect, he was dead in that time … throughout the whole resuscitation period you are worrying. "You know the longer the resuscitation goes on the less chance there is of survival, but this is slightly different. This is a very fit 23-year-old." Fitness and age considered, the fact that he is still alive is also a credit to the hard work of those stadium medics, ambulance workers and hospital staff. One of the first responders wasn't enough on duty that day, though. Dr. Andrew Deaner, a cardiologist, was attending the match as a Tottenham fan and persuaded a steward to let him onto the pitch before running to aid Muamba. He then traveled with Muamba in the ambulance to the hospital where he works.

Fabrice Muamba asks ‘did we lose?’ after waking in hospital from match collapse

Fabrice Muamba's collapse on the pitch from a cardiac arrest in the 42nd minute of Bolton's FA Cup quarterfinal against Spurs on Saturday united players and fans around the world in their concern for the 23-year-old defender's well being. After the excellent work of stadium medics, ambulance and hospital staff resulted in the critically ill Muamba coming out of sedation, regaining consciousness and breathing on his own while in intensive care Monday, there was cautious optimism from all those concerned. But for Muamba himself, the primary concern was the result of the match. From The Sun : Family pal Aime Esalo told how the 23-year-old was asked by his dad Marcel if he knew who he was as he came round. Mr Esalo said: "Fabrice said yes, and the next thing he asked was: 'Did we lose?' "When he was told they were drawing, Fabrice asked why they had stopped the game and his father said, 'Because of you'." And people say that no one cares about the FA Cup anymore. Bolton manager Owen Coyle, who also spoke with Muamba , told the press that doctors are stressing that it's still very early in Fabrice's recovery. And that while his responsiveness is an encouraging sign, there is still uncertainty. From escaping a civil war at the age of 11 to adapting to a new homeland and now this, Muamba has proven he's a warrior, though.

Muamba recovering after 'comfortable' night

Bolton player Fabrice Muamba spent a "comfortable night" in intensive care as he continues his recovery from a cardiac arrest, doctors treating him said on Tuesday. The 23-year-old is spending his fourth day at the London Chest Hospital after collapsing on the pitch...

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