Ipswich Town supporter hospitalised after medical emergency at Portman Road

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 11:02 · Archive

An Ipswich Town supporter was taken to hospital after suffering a medical emergency in the Sir Alf Ramsey stand at Portman Road on Friday, shortly before the start of the match against Nottingham Forest.

The East of England Ambulance Service was called just before 8pm to the medical emergency. They dispatched two ambulances and an ambulance officer vehicle to assist the patient. An adult man was transported to Ipswich Hospital for further treatment.

Supporters praised the swift and professional response from the club and medical teams. One fan said the club and medical staff were 'quick and professional' and 'obviously well rehearsed', adding that 'the club should be applauded for their actions, everyone knew their jobs'. The fan also expressed the support of other supporters, saying: 'I'm sure every supporter sends their best wishes and hope for a speedy recovery for the person feeling unwell.'

How it is being reported

• Ipswich Town supporter taken to hospital after suffering medical emergency in standsAn Ipswich Town supporter was taken to hospital after suffering a medical emergency in the stands.East Anglian Daily Times · 27 Oct, 10:38
• Ipswich Town supporter taken to hospital after suffering medical emergency in standsAn Ipswich Town supporter was taken to hospital after suffering a medical emergency in the stands.Ipswich Star · 27 Oct, 10:38

In this story: Ipswich Town · Portman Road · Nottingham Forest · Ipswich Hospital · East of England Ambulance Service

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