Smooth Operator
He's now in a stable condition.
Denmark's team doctor says he carried out "life-saving" heart treatment on Christian Eriksen, after he collapsed during their Euro 2020 opener with Finland yesterday.
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His teammates shielded him from millions of TV viewers as he received CPR.
He's now stable in hospital.
Morten Boesen is Denmark's team doctor:
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