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The match between Weymouth FC and Boreham Wood had to be temporarily stopped after Terras’ player Omar Mussa collapsed.The midfielder looked to be in serious trouble when he fell during the Vanarama National League encounter at the LV Bet Stadium.Weymouth’s Twitter account wrote on 40 minutes: “ The game is paused as Omar Mussa is being treated to on the field. We hope Omar is okay.“We will update once we are aware when the game will be restarted.”This was followed by the club account saying: “The stadium announcer has said that an ambulance has been called for Omar Mussa.“The players have made their way off the pitch and into the dressing rooms.”Thankfully the Belgian looked to be fine, with Weymouth later tweeting: “ Omar Mussa is on his feet and is feeling better.“He is being assisted off the pitch with the team physios and walking.“Omar has been excellent today on the pitch and we wish Omar a speedy recovery.”Mussa has made 14 appearances for his side in the league so far this season.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music There’s little question that the Birthday Party — Nick Cave’s first major band — was one of the most aggressive and confrontational groups of the ‘80s if not all of rock history. Their bruising, brutal sound and genuinely dangerous concerts are the stuff of legend, but as Cave’s intensity has been channeled into more-refined and less-blunt art, it’s sometimes easy to forget just how genuinely crazy the Birthday Party’s concerts were.

The Birthday Party, Mutiny In Heaven.The film is directed by Ian White and will feature new interviews with Nick Cave and bandmates Mick Harvey, Rowland S. Howard and Phill Calvert.It will screen in select cinemas in September and October and then be available to stream online later in the year.A new clip of the film is now available to watch below.Discussing the band’s shows in a new interview with Rolling Stone, Harvey said: “It was frightening being onstage before things got out of control.

Blackpool, the vibrant seaside resort loved by many, is facing a major problem that is driving tourists away. Derelict properties, including abandoned cannabis farms, are wreaking havoc on the town, leading to an increase in anti-social behavior and a decline in holidaymakers.

West Dunbartonshire fell silent last week as ceremonies took place to pay tribute to those who have died in active conflict.

Golden Gary Anderson staged an astonishing recovery to keep alive his hopes of a third William Hill World Championship title.

William Borland made darts history as he hit an incredible nine-dart finish in the deciding leg to see off fellow youngster Bradley Brooks in a first-round Ally Pally classic.The two players were locked at two sets and two legs each when Borland scored the perfect leg to spark scenes of jubilation in north London.It was the first time a nine-dart finish has ever been struck to win a match in a game broadcast live on TV.Borland becomes just the fifth player in PDC history to hit the perfect leg in a last-leg decider, joining Ian White, Chris Dobey, Mensur Suljovic, Madars Razma and Gabriel Clemens.Brooks sprinted out of the blocks, averaging nearly 113 as he took the first set 3-0.Borland took sets two and three 3-1 and 3-2 respectively,

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Australian darts star Kyle Anderson has died, aged 33.PDC referee Russ Bray tweeted the sad news on Tuesday morning.He posted: "I am absolutely devastated to hear Kyle Anderson has passed away. A nicer person you could not wish to meet.

Manchester Airport have implemented a series of social distancing measures amid the coroanvirus pandemic.

These were the shocking scenes of travellers crowded together at Manchester Airport this morning - despite the country's coronavirus lockdown.

Cristiano Ronaldo showed off his ripped physique on Instagram – and it earned a mocking post from darts star Ian White.