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Lukasz Fabianski recovering after being carried off for West Ham at Southampton
West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski was carried off at Southampton on Boxing Day, because the Polish goalkeeper underwent prolonged remedy on the pitch after a collision.
The sport was stopped for over seven minutes as Fabianski was handled after which stretchered off.
What’s the newest on Fabianski?
West Ham supervisor Julen Lopetegui gave the next replace after the sport.
“Fortuitously, Łukasz is aware and he’s properly now within the dressing room, which is a very powerful factor,” Lopetegui mentioned.
The Hammers had confirmed {that a} concussion substitution was used to exchange Fabianski with Alphonse Areola within the first half.
Stories from the BBC on-site additionally mentioned that Fabianski didn’t require to go to hospital.
What occurred?
Fabianski cleared a cross on the again publish however was caught by Southampton defender Nathan Wooden as they each challenged for the ball.
Fabianski stayed down after being injured, as West Ham’s gamers gathered round him and Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale additionally frolicked with Fabianski because the medical workers attended to him.
Fabianski was then applauded off the pitch by each residence and away followers at Southampton, as West Ham’s goalkeeper had made two huge saves early as they had been being peppered with crosses by Southampton.
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