Christian Eriksen fit enough to play for Denmark again - Thomas Frank
Christian Eriksen is fit enough to return to the international scene, according to Brentford manager Thomas Frank.
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'It gets easier everyday' - Eriksen marks Brentford debut with win
Christian Eriksen admitted every day gets easier after he marked his full debut for Brentford with a maiden win at his new club. The Denmark playmaker was handed a first start since June 12 - when he suffered a cardiac arrest - away to Norwich on Saturday and helped the promoted side clinch a vital 3-1 victory. It put further distance between Brentford and the relegation zone while it was another step in the right direction for the former Tottenham attacker, who has made a remarkable comeback since he "died for five minutes" at Parken Stadium and had an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) device fitted days later in Copenhagen.
Christian Eriksen played stunning pass in first Brentford start vs Norwich
Christian Eriksen inspired Brentford to victory over Norwich City at Carrow Road on Saturday afternoon.
Christian Eriksen involved in wholesome moment with Brandon Williams
Brandon Williams and Christian Eriksen were involved in a heartwarming tussle during the first half of Saturday’s Premier League clash between Norwich City and Brentford.
Max Aarons and Brandon Williams return to reinforce Norwich backline
Norwich will have full-backs Max Aarons and Brandon Williams available for Saturday’s Premier League match against Brentford.
Norwich boss Dean Smith: We’re running out of games in relegation battle
Norwich head coach Dean Smith knows time is running out on his side’s battle for Premier League survival as they prepare for Saturday’s “must not lose” showdown with Brentford.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe hails Joelinton’s versatility
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has hailed the transformation of Joelinton from misfiring striker to midfield enforcer.
'I'm one happy man': Christian Eriksen makes emotional return - in pictures
Christian Eriksen made an emotional return to competitive football for the first time since collapsing with a cardiac arrest during last year's Euro 2020 tournament, coming on as a substitute for Brentford against Newcastle on Saturday.