Watford vs Chelsea suspended after 'medical emergency' in crowd at Vicarage Road
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dailystar.co.ukWatford's Premier League clash against Chelsea was suspended in the early stages of the first-half on Wednesday afternoon following a medical emergency involving a spectator.Prime Video report that a man in the crowd had a heart-attack at Vicarage Road, with club medics rushing to their aid, with a later update saying that a man had been stabilised and taken to a nearby hospital.Players were brought off the pitch by referee David Coote after just 12 minutes of the match, with the fan receiving CPR after a reported heart attack.Following that, it was announced that the game would go ahead after a short break, with players given a chance to warm up after 20 minutes of inactively.It was reported on the broadcast that referees have been.
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