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This Saturday's English Premier League match between London's Chelsea and the fairly well-performing newcomer turned into a real headache for all the capital's team fans and the team itself - both teams' goalkeepers did not finish the match, and at the end of the meeting the team's goal had to be guarded by defender John Terry.
Main Chelsea goalkeeper, Czech Petr Cech, collided heavily with Reading player Stephen Hunt at the start of the match and was carried off the field on a stretcher, from where he was taken to the hospital, where after thorough examinations, he should be discharged today.
Soon after goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini entered the field, a similar fate awaited him. The Italian also accidentally collided with another player and also ended up in the hospital, but was already discharged after examinations. There is a high probability that both players will not be able to play in the Champions League matches with .
Meanwhile, Chelsea's head coach Jose Mourinho stated after the match that P. Cech should be happy to be alive after such a collision. "In Cech's case, it's a real shame. He was lucky to survive. Being angry won't help here, I'll just wait for the doctors' conclusions. We need to wait and see what the Football Association of England will do. I want to hear what experts think about these incidents," Mourinho said, adding that he believes that football authorities should assess them just like they did with the incident involving Ben Thatcher and Pedro Mendes earlier this season.
It is worth reminding that at the beginning of the season, defender B. Thatcher intentionally elbowed the Portuguese. After this incident, the defender was...
