Olympics-Curling-Perfect Sweden top men's standings, stone cold U.S. edge Britain
By Hritika Sharma
Denmark Sport News
Christian Eriksen not afraid to play with ICD implant in Premier League
Christian Eriksen says he has no qualms about playing with a heart-starting device implant in a league as physical as the Premier League. Eriksen, who collapsed during a European Championship match in Copenhagen last June and was given life-saving CPR treatment, is now fitted with a special heart-starting device known as an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD). The 29-year-old was forced to terminate his contract with Inter Milan in December because footballers fitted with an ICD are not permitted to play in Serie A.
Curling-Perfect Sweden top men's standings, stone cold US edge Britain
BEIJING : Reigning champions United States knocked off world number one side Britain in the men's curling at the National Aquatics Centre on Friday while favourites Sweden stormed to the top of the standings with a perfect start to their round-robin campaign.
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Eriksen unafraid to play with ICD implant
Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen says he has no qualms about playing with a heart-starting device implant in a league as physical as the Premier League.
Christian Eriksen believes he can get back to his best
Eriksen, who has joined Brentford, collapsed on the pitch during Denmark’s European Championship game against Finland last June and has not played since.
'I won't change my style' - Christian Eriksen confident of returning to his best
Christian Eriksen insists there is nothing to stop him being as good as he was before his cardiac arrest. Eriksen, who has joined Brentford, collapsed on the pitch during Denmark's European Championship game against Finland last June and has not played since. The former Tottenham midfielder was unable to continue his Inter Milan career due to rules in Italy concerning athletes fitted with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD).