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Television
pictures showed Danish players and officials in tears as medical stuff
tried to revive the Inter Milan player, who suddenly collapsed near the
touchline.
Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch
Christian Eriksen, a Denmark football star collapsed on the pitch in
Saturday’s Euro 2020 game against Finland in Copenhagen, causing the
suspension of the match in the first half.
Television pictures showed Danish players and officials in tears as
medical stuff tried to revive the Inter Milan player, who suddenly
collapsed near the touchline.
Before the incident, Denmark had started with Jonas Wind up front as
they aim for a winning start to Euro 2020 in Saturday’s Group B game
with underdogs Finland.
There are few surprises in coach Kasper Hjulmand’s selection, with
Barcelona forward Martin Braithwaite and RB Leipzig’s Yussuf Poulsen on
the wings backing up the 22-year-old Wind, an FC Copenhagen striker who
is playing at his home ground against the Finns.
Nice forward Kasper Dolberg was left on the bench, as has promising Bologna winger Andreas Skov Olsen.
The Parken Stadium in the Danish capital, which hosts 16,000 fans —
about 45 percent of capacity, also saw playmaker Christian Eriksen
pulling the strings behind Wind before collapsing.
A full-strength line-up also includes Thomas Delaney and Pierre-Emile
Hojbjerg in midfield in front of a well-drilled defence featuring
Champions League winner Andreas Christensen and goalkeeper Kasper
Schmeichel.
Teemu Pukki starts for the Finns despite having only played a few
minutes since injuring his ankle at the end of the English season with
Norwich City.
The 31-year-old, who has scored 30 goals for his country, had said on
Friday that he felt ready to play in Finland’s first ever match in a
major international tournament.
Pukki is only two goals behind Finland’s all-time highest goalscorer
Jari Litmanen, who is widely considered the country’s greatest ever
footballer.
Captain Tim Sparv also took the field after recovering from a knee
injury that had kept the midfielder out of action since the end of
March.
He said this while delivering an address to mark 2021 democracy day and second-year anniversary of his government.
Prof. Babagana Zulum, the Borno State Governor, has emphasised the
need to continue to fight poverty in the country, lamenting that some
people have been recruited into the Boko Haram group with just N5,000,
The PUNCH reports.
He said this while delivering an address to mark 2021 democracy day and second-year anniversary of his government.
The governor said a lot had been achieved not only in the
infrastructural development of the state but in the area of securing the
people from Boko Haram attack.
He said, “From records, we have experienced instances when
insurgents offered as low as between 5,000 and 10,000 Naira to recruit
some spies and smugglers of weapons.
“We needed to ensure that our good citizens had the support they
needed, and they were not exposed to potential attractions for the
incentives of insurgents.
“There was the risk that insurgents could, after making IDPs socially
and economically vulnerable, also explore that vulnerability by offering
food and cash incentives to recruit fighters who could even serve as
their spies in communities.”
On his achievements, the governor said, “With shared commitments and
with the strong goodwill, support and prayers from you, the people of
Borno State, we are delivering 556 capital projects with 70% of the
total already completed while 30 per cent are at various completion
levels.
“Our projects, done with your support, include 194 capital projects on
education, which encompass rehabilitation, completion, and fresh
construction of Mega-size government technical colleges and primary
schools in different communities. We have 63 capital projects on
governance, and another 63 capital projects on roads, transport, rural
and urban development. 59 capital projects are being delivered on water
and environment; while on health, we are delivering 58 capital projects
that include establishment of 74 primary healthcare centres across local
government areas, rehabilitation of 8 General and specialist hospitals
in MMC, Biu, Damboa, Monguno and Magumeri.”
A photo has emerged online showing a Nigerian police officer shooting tear gas at protesters. The officer was caught on camera shooting the tear gas at the June 12 protesters in Abuja.
The photo which was shared online by Channels TV, has gone viral.
The governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde has joined the nationwide #June12thProtest against insecurity and bad governance in Nigeria.
Makinde, a governor on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP joined the protest in Ibadan.
In a video shared online, the governor is seen addressing peaceful
protesters in Ibadan against any form of violence as they carry out
their protest.
The youths could be heard chanting “that is our governor, we love you” as he addressed them.
Watch the video below.
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