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February 11, 2023. Belgian soccer goal keeper Arne Espeel stopped a penalty kick during a competition match, kicked the ball away because it was still in play, and then suddenly collapsed and died.
The New Post
reports: "Emergency services rushed to help Espeel and tried to revive
him with a defibrillator, but he was pronounced dead shortly after he
was taken to a hospital. A cause of death is not yet known."
https://nypost.com/2023/02/14/belgian-goalie-arne-espeel-dead-at-25-after-collapsing-on-field/
My understanding is that a defibrillator is only used if the heart is in ventricular fibrillation. If the defibrillator doesn't detect fibrillation, it won't activate. This means that Arne must have died from an acute cardiac arrhythmia. My understanding and/or reasoning could be wrong or incomplete. If so, please enlighten me in the comments.
SOURCE
Video segment from:
https://rumble.com/v29oq29
Thumbnail from this video about Arne Espeel's sudden death:
https://rumble.com/v29kd03
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