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A Non-League side that saw their match on Thursday evening abandoned due to a sickening head injury has offered an update on the health of the two players
Addlestone FC has offered an update
A Non-League football club has issued a health update after their Thursday night match was abandoned due to a sickening clash of heads.
Addlestone FC, who play in the Surrey Premier County Football League, were trailing their clash with CB Hounslow and Abbots when the game had to be called off in the second half. A post on X at the time read: “Wishing both players involved in nasty head injuries a speedy recovery.
“Massive thank you DR Rachael Murray for her amazing response.” While Hounslow said: “Unfortunately, our match this evening against Addlestone FC had to be abandoned due to two players sustaining serious head injuries.
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“We at CB Hounslow and Abbots are sending both players well wishes and a speedy recovery.” And while responding to Addlestone, they also thanked the medic for her help.
However, a further post from Addlestone has now offered an update on the two players: “Update on both injured players.
“We are pleased to advise that both players were released from hospital last night after various scans and X-rays. Both players have been advised to rest up. Wishing both a speedy recovery.”
The Surrey Premier County Football League is down at Step 11 in the Non-League pyramid and feeds into the Combined Counties Football League.
Addlestone are currently hovering above the drop zone, 13 points clear of 13th placed Laleham.
CB Hounslow and Abbots, on the other hand, are pushing for promotion, sitting in the play-off spots. However, they are still a way off Wimbledon Casuals FC, who are sitting pretty at the top of the league, four points ahead of FC Battersea Ironsides.
