Indonesian goalkeeper dies after collision with team-mate

Indonesian Football fans are mourning the loss of Choirul Huda, the goalkeeper, and captain of Lamongan FC, usually known as Persela, following a collision with a teammate during a weekend competition.
Video footage showed Huda crashing into teammate Ramon Rodrigues in the 43rd minute of a game in the Go-Jek Traveloka league.
It seemed Rodrigues' knee had accidentally hit with Huda's chest in the event, said the club's communications officer.
The 38-year-old was taken to hospital in exhaustive attention and given breathing aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, however, his condition worsened and he was pronounced dead at 4.45 pm.


Video taken from YouTube (2017)

Rest in peace Choirul Huda 1979-2017

    Farshad Ghodsi
    15/10/2017
    References:
    1. BBC 2017. Indonesian goalkeeper dies after collision with team-mate 2017. Available at: http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41630244/. (Accessed 16 October 2017).



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