Eriksen Collapses Again in Match

Eriksen Collapses Again in Match

Author: The Daily News Now! June 7, 2026 Duration: 1:07

Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark’s friendly match against Ukraine, sparking immediate concern — but he’s now conscious and stable, according to the Danish Football Federation. This isn’t his first cardiac scare: in 2021, he collapsed during a Euro match and required CPR, leading to the implant of a life-saving heart device. The game was halted, and while both teams missed the World Cup anyway, the moment reminded everyone how fragile even elite athletes’ health can be.

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