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Due to the sharp increase in medical emergencies at games, in March 2022 the EFL (English Football League) told supporters to NOT alert the players in the event of a medical emergency in the crowd. https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/medical-emergencies-crowd-football-grounds-26562478
Then in August 2022, The Premier League introduced a new rule to NOT
stop games for medical emergencies, so medical staff can "fulfil their
duties without most people knowing anything" - UK Daily Star.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league-medical-emergencies-rule-27654385
The following is a compilation of media reports from the past year or
so, of fans collapsing in the stands at games (and often dying) due to a
serious 'medical emergency'.
This video includes short excerpts from the film 'On the Record' by Oracle Films (https://www.oraclefilms.com/mattletissier) featuring the Southhampton and England International legend Matt Le Tissier -
Matt
Le Tissier played for 17 years at the top level, winning 8 caps for
England. He is quoted as saying "In my career, I don't remember a single
game being halted because of an emergency in the crowd"
Mirrored - checkur6
