Anfield Watch
·17 November 2024
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk reveals REMARKABLE detail Dominik Szoboszlai told him about Adam Szalai incident
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk reveals REMARKABLE detail Dominik Szoboszlai told him about Adam Szalai incident | OneFootball
In partnership with
Yahoo sports
Two of Liverpool’s biggest stars, Virgil van Dijk and Dominik Szoboszlai, were involved in a distressing situation when their two national teams met on Saturday night.
The Netherlands emerged as 4-0 victors when they faced Hungary in the UEFA Nations League, but the game was stopped in the seventh minute following a medical emergency on the sideline.
OneFootball Videos
One of the Hungary coaches, former international striker Adam Szalai, fell ill shortly after the match kicked off and play was stopped immediately.
Szalai was taken to hospital, leaving the ground on a stretcher, and the Hungarian team made the decision to carry on the match, with their coach in a reportedly stable condition.
Speaking to the media following his side’s dominating victory, Van Dijk had his say on the situation.
View publisher imprint
MORE STORIES
Live
Lyn1
Kongsvinger2
120+2'
Watch
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Watch
DPR Korea
Uzbekistan
Watch
China PR
Japan
Watch
Palestine
Korea Republic
Watch
Kyrgyzstan
Iran
Watch
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Watch
Oman
Iraq
Watch
Bahrain
Australia
Watch- Kuwait
Jordan
Watch - Karpaty Lviv
Kolos Kovalivka
Watch - Košice
Slovan Bratislava
Watch - Astoria Walldorf
Hoffenheim II
Watch - Gimcheon Sangmu
Seoul
Watch - Vorskla Poltava
LNZ Cherkasy
Watch - Punjab FC
NorthEast Utd
Watch - FC 08 Villingen
Barockstadt Fulda-Lehnerz
Watch - Giessen
Bahlinger SC
Watch - Göppinger SV
SGV Freiberg
Watch - Steinbach
FSV Frankfurt
Watch - Hessen Kassel
Mainz 05 II
Watch
Who Should Manage Dortmund Marc Casadó's joy after making his senior debut with Spain PSG open academy campus in Morocco with Hakimi as ambassador Behind the scenes: Spain's draw with England in U21 friendly Recap of the eleventh round of Conmebol qualifiers André: ‘There's no time to adapt, I spend 15 days in South America and 15 in England’
